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Could fungi soil be the secret weapon to fighting climate change?

Published 18 November 2024, 7:53 am
As world leaders debate ways to reduce carbon emissions at the COP29 conference in Azerbaijan, one Australian start-up believes fungi could be key to mitigating climate change. The company has developed a product for farmers - made from live fungi spores - designed to help lock carbon in agricultural soils.
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