Scientists turn food waste into powerful beads that capture carbon from the air

Scientists in Switzerland have developed an innovative new material made from food industry waste that could help remove carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the atmosphere more efficiently and at a lower cost. The research, led by scientists at ETH Zurich and published in PNAS, uses proteins extracted from waste products generated during dairy and tofu [β¦]
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