Nanowires in the oceans can conduct electricity and combat climate change
Wire-like structures in bacteria consume methane from Earth’s atmosphere, balancing out microbial methane production.
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Can natural 'wires' that reside in the soil at the bottom of oceans serve as nature’s safeguard against the effects of climate change? In a new study, a team of scientists advanced our understanding of wire-like structures in bacteria that can consume methane from Earth’s atmosphere, balancing out microbial methane production.
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