Carbon recycling firm LanzaTech is spinning out synthetic biology tech

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Steelmaker ArcelorMittal is a longtime customer and investor in carbon recycling company LanzaTech / Credit: ArcelorMittal
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Steelmaker ArcelorMittal is a longtime customer and investor in carbon recycling company LanzaTech / Credit: ArcelorMittal

LanzaTech, which went public last year, is still not profitable

LanzaTech, which turns waste carbon from industrial processes into fuels, materials and proteins, is planning a joint venture to commercialize a process that uses microbes to turn CO2 into specialty chemicals....

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