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This machine makes fertilizer out of thin air. But that's not why this company built it. The idea started with a trip to Africa. What the founder found there inspired a technology that allowed farmers to farm anywhere in the world. When I found the startup at Envex, Korea's largest green tech show, I had to learn more. What's your million dollar climate breakthrough? This machine is made of nitrogen from the air. So air is actually 78% nitrogen. And this machine pulls nitrogen out of the air and turns it into liquid fertilizer using just electricity and water. But that is not even the most interesting part. The reason this company exists is When you go to the market, you can see the environment where the local people are making their own products. So here's the real question. If tech like this already exists, why are there millions of people still struggling to grow food? I share climate tech stories like this every Friday. Link in the bio.

This machine makes fertilizer out of thin air. But that's not why this company built it. The idea started with a trip to Africa. What the founder found there i…

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  • Fertilizer Machine Technology
  • Origin and Inspiration
  • Trip to Africa
  • Inspiration for Technology
  • Machine Functionality
  • Nitrogen Extraction
  • 78% Air Nitrogen
  • Liquid Fertilizer Production
  • Electricity and Water Usage
  • Company Purpose
  • Local Market Environment
  • Challenges in Food Growth
  • Existing Technology
  • Struggles in Food Production
  • Climate Tech Stories
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This machine makes fertilizer out of thin air. But that's not why this company built it. The idea started with a trip to Africa. What the founder found there inspired a technology that allowed farmers to farm anywhere in the world. When I found the startup at Envex, Korea's largest green tech show, I had to learn more. What's your million dollar climate breakthrough? This machine is made of nitrogen from the air. So air is actually 78% nitrogen. And this machine pulls nitrogen out of the air and turns it into liquid fertilizer using just electricity and water. But that is not even the most interesting part. The reason this company exists is When you go to the market, you can see the environment where the local people are making their own products. So here's the real question. If tech like this already exists, why are there millions of people still struggling to grow food? I share climate tech stories like this every Friday. Link in the bio.

"This machine makes fertilizer out of thin air. But that's not why this company built it."

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