Omar M. Yaghi
By Harry Tournemille on February 23, 2010
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Chemists at UCLA have developed a synthetic gene that captures carbon emissions up to 400% more effectively.
The discovery could lead to cleaner energy, including technology that factories and cars can use to capture carbon dioxide before it reaches the atmosphere.
