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This start-up uses microbes to break down pollution

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BluumBio cleans air, soil and water with enzymes found in nature in a process called ‘bioremediation’. Soil in cities can have high levels of contaminants, such as pesticides and microplastics as well as hydrocarbons and heavy metals. Including PFAS, which is highly toxic to humans.

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