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This Aquaculture Startup is Taking on Methane Reduction by Feeding Red Algae to Cows

Livestock emissions of greenhouse gases may make for good memes, but cow burps are no joke. Symbrosia says its feed supplement can reduce cows' methane emissions by 80 percent.

By PETER KEATING

Alexia Akbay, co-founder of Symbrosia. Photo by Mark Kushimi

INNOVATE By PETER KEATING

This Aquaculture Startup is Taking on Methane Reduction by Feeding Red Algae to Cows

Livestock emissions of greenhouse gases may make for good memes, but cow burps are no joke. Symbrosia says its feed supplement can reduce cows' methane emissions by 80 percent.

By PETER KEATING

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