Nature already invented biodegradable plastic. Scientists want to reverse engineer it.
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Anthropocene Magazine reports: "Nature already invented biodegradable plastic. Scientists want to reverse engineer it". The piece looks at how innovation is changing what is possible on climate and sustainability. Read the full story at Anthropocene Magazine for complete details.
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