Solutions In Nature

Munira Shahbuddin, eMLab

07-Jan-22 10:00

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eMLab solutions are natural based biological engineers. They are utilising effective microorganisms to get net zero carbon emissions, thus reducing climate change impact and moving towards carbon neutrality by 2050. eMLab develops carbon sequestration solutions for industry, companies and municipalities to reduce their carbon emissions. We discuss the innovation behind this cutting edge solution with Munira Shahbuddin.

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Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu

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Categories: business analysis, entrepreneurs, SME, environment, social issues, technology, science

Tags: carbon capture, sustainability, net zero, climate change, green technology, OFB-BossBoleh,

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