Yeah I am interested in knowing more about how they do this and what their feed stock is. Vitamins and such don’t come out of thin air or just methanol. They have to be feeding this yeast something else.
If it’s sustainable to some degree though it would be interesting to see if we could replicate this action with non-fossil fuel materials. Like using starch derived from CO2. Algae tanks are also pretty efficient carbon sinks as well. If we could use that, or convert it to higher protein sources. Pretty much any way we could instead suck CO2 out of the atmosphere instead of pumping even more in from fossil fuels would be great.
Yeah I am interested in knowing more about how they do this and what their feed stock is. Vitamins and such don’t come out of thin air or just methanol. They have to be feeding this yeast something else.
If it’s sustainable to some degree though it would be interesting to see if we could replicate this action with non-fossil fuel materials. Like using starch derived from CO2. Algae tanks are also pretty efficient carbon sinks as well. If we could use that, or convert it to higher protein sources. Pretty much any way we could instead suck CO2 out of the atmosphere instead of pumping even more in from fossil fuels would be great.