New Bacteria Found to Dramatically Reduce Potent Greenhouse Gas in Agriculture

Research shows Cloacibacterium sp. CB-01 can cut nitrous oxide emissions by up to 94% without harming soil health.

Extensive lab and field trials confirm the bacteria's effectiveness in reducing nitrous oxide emissions.
Cloacibacterium sp. CB-01 is naturally derived and not genetically modified, aiding its acceptance.
The bacteria can be integrated into existing farming practices using organic waste.
Further incentives and policy measures are needed to encourage farmers to adopt this solution.
More research is required to ensure the bacteria's effectiveness across different soil types worldwide.