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Fungus ‘Saccharomyces Cerevisiae’ from Beer Could be the Solution to Metal Waste Problem [Study]
Metal waste from electrical recycling is hard to treat. With this, scientists have considered using fungi to filter heavy metals. Click to read more.
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