Engineered microorganism breaks down plastic in salt water
A genetically engineered marine microorganism can break down plastic in salt water, researchers report.
A genetically engineered marine microorganism can break down plastic in salt water, researchers report.
A new study identifies a potential way to remove microplastics from water: fungal pelletization.
Sodium chloride, simple table salt, offers a safe, inexpensive, and reusable way to recycle plastic waste, new research shows.
A new method could take plastic waste and turn it into useful raw materials for creating detergents.
A new method could take plastic waste and turn it into useful raw materials for creating detergents.
The presence of microplastics in ocean animals suggests that they can travel out of the digestive tract and lodge in the tissues.
The presence of microplastics in ocean animals suggests that they can travel out of the digestive tract and lodge in the tissues.
A team of chemists has developed a method for recycling the polyester from cotton/poly blend fabrics.
A team of chemists has developed a method for recycling the polyester from cotton/poly blend fabrics.
A new study finds that putting starch into a bio-based polymer can make it more compostable, helping to reduce plastic waste.