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Two Dutch scientists have developed a bioplastic made from algae– vegetation that takes in carbon and releases oxygen through the same photosynthesis as other plants.
So far, they’ve been able to turn the dried material into something that 3D printers can use to create items such as bottles, tableware and trash cans!
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Plastic that’s biodegradable? Now that’s good news!
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Can u imagine?! Hope it happens SOON.
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