Published 1 year ago

Bill Gates wants to stop cows from burping in latest investment

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Billionaire Bill Gates has invested in an Australian climate technology start-up that plans to reduce the methane emissions of cow burps. Methane is the most common greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide (CO2).

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Times of India

Climate Change: Bill Gates to invest in startup that aims to reduce methane emissions from cow burps

Rumin8, an Australian startup, is developing a dietary supplement that inhibits methane production by using red seaweed as a source of synthetic material.

1 year ago·India

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BBC News

Climate change: Bill Gates backs Australian start-up targeting cow burps

Livestock - such as cows - produce methane when their stomachs are digesting hard fibres.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Bill Gates backs new startup aiming to reduce emissions from cow burps

Microsoft co-founder leads $12m investment Rumin8, which is developing supplements for cows to cut methane output

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Bill Gates invests in startup that seeks to control methane emission from cow burps

The Australian startup Rumin8 is developing a dietary supplement that inhibits the production of the methane using red seaweed as a source of synthetic material

1 year ago·India

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The Independent

Bill Gates invests in cow gas climate start-up

Scientists have run trials that show red seaweed reduces emissions from cattle, a major source of greenhouse gas emissions

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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CNN

Bill Gates backs start-up tackling cow burps and farts

It turns out burps can be big business. Billionaire Bill Gates has announced an investment in Australian start-up Rumin8, which is developing a seaweed-based feed to reduce the methane emissions cows produce through their burps and, to a lesser extent, farts.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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