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CO2-guzzling bacteria made in the lab could help tackle climate change
Bacteria have been engineered to live off carbon dioxide. As well as pulling the greenhouse gas from the air they could be used to make food and fuel
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Bacteria have been engineered to live off carbon dioxide. As well as pulling the greenhouse gas from the air they could be used to make food and fuel
A major report warns that children are particularly vulnerable as a warming world exposes them to more infectious diseases, malnutrition and dirty air