Living Carbon is creating genetically modified supertrees to capture carbon
Living Carbon is working on a plant that has been genetically edited to be more effective at absorbing sunlight and will have an additional gene-hack which will slow down the decomposition rate.To develop these trees, the company inserts the gene for a protein that breaks down carbon dioxide into plant sugars. This augments the photosynthesis process and captures more than usual carbon dioxide.
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