Microsoft inks wastewater carbon removal deal with Crew Carbon

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Tech giant joins JP Morgan, Google, and Stripe in backing patented wastewater alkalinity enhancement firm

Microsoft has agreed a long-term deal with Crew Carbon for the delivery of up to 23,602 carbon removal units (CRUs) from its patented wastewater alkalinity enhancement (WAE) technology. The tech giant...

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