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Transforming the Food System: Recovering Lost Value from Waste & Healing the Planet with SCO2's Patented Technology

Transforming the Food System: Recovering Lost Value from Waste & Healing the Planet with SCO2's Patented Technology

The expense of waste disposal is considerable, and frequently, the potential value of waste materials remains untapped. Fortunately, SCO2, Inc. has developed an innovative solution that not only cuts down on waste but taps into its potential. Under the guidance of Co-Founder Olaf N. Lee and CEO Michael Sigel, SCO2 is leveraging advanced supercritical CO2 separation technology to revolutionize industrial-scale waste management in the food processing sector.


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Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk and X, alleging breach of contract and reputational damage after the platform canceled their partnership despite prior agreements and promises.


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