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Enzymes From Cow Stomach Contain Useful Microorganisms That Can Recycle Plastic
Certain types of plastic, such as the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) used in soda bottles, food packaging, and synthetic textiles, may be eaten by microbes extracted from cows' stomachs.
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Chemical Recycling Technology: Can This Eliminate the Single-Use Plastic Problem?
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Recyclable Plastic: New Material Source Found in Renewable Oils
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Chemists Have Discovered a New Way To Keep Plastics Out of Landfills
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9-Year-Old Kid Beats UK PM Boris Johnson on Planning How to Solve Plastic Waste
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It's About Time: Pioneering Plant-Based Bottles May Soon End Plastic Waste
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China to Ban Single-Use Plastics By Year-End
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