Again Bio's bacteria eats exhaust and spits vinegar (for the climate)
Climate tech and chemicals startup Again Bio says its modified bacteria currently eats about a ton of CO2 per day.
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Climate tech and chemicals startup Again Bio says its modified bacteria currently eats about a ton of CO2 per day.
Again Bio says its modified bacteria currently eats about a ton of CO2 per day. The startup is 2.5 years old, and it quietly raised a $10 million seed round in February from ACME Capital, GV (formerly Google Ventures) and Atlantic Labs. Again's whole thing is piping industrial exhaust into a 65-foot-tall bioreactor, where its bacteria feeds on climate pollution and hydrogen, and excretes a useful byproduct: vinegar.
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