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Methane is more efficient than carbon at trapping heat.
Getting rid of it is essential to reaching global climate goals.
California -based startup Windfall Bio uses "mems" — methane-eating microbes.
Microbes eat methane and turn it into fertilizer to produce fertilizer.
The company has raised $37 million in funding.
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