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Startup aims to convert invasive zebra mussels in Lake Michigan into a renewable product

Alex GarnerComments Off on Startup aims to convert invasive zebra mussels in Lake Michigan into a renewable product

AntiMussel hopes to use zebra mussels as a renewable resource for calcium carbonate, typically processed from limestone into products like Tums.

      
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