Microbial Research Climate Action

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Journals co-publish call to action for collaborative microbiological research to combat climate change

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As many as 14 scientific journals published the call to action at the same time, including Nature Microbiology .

They propose six areas of action that promise quick and effective solutions.

Microbiological approaches are promising for developing solutions to central problems of climate change: for example, to bind CO2, to degrade pollutants, or to make living organisms more resilient to climate change.

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