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Get the Lead Out: A Lethargic Work in Progress

Get the Lead Out: A Lethargic Work in Progress
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Feeding copper to microbes may help curb GHG emissions

Copper is key to avoiding the production of nitrous oxide, the third most potent greenhouse gas.

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To cut emissions, give microbes more copper?

When wetland microbes don't get the copper they need, the result may have consequences for the environment.

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Environmental News Network - Giving Metal to Microbes Could Reduce Greenhouse Gas

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Giving Metals to Microbes in Aquatic Ecosystems may Mitigate the Release of Nitrous Oxide

Like you and me, microbes need some metals in their diet to stay healthy. The metals help the microbes fully "digest" food. After a good meal, the microbes that gain energy by chemically reducing nitrate release a harmless byproduct: nitrogen, the gas that makes up 78% of Earth's atmosphere.

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