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Inspired by Natural Cycles, Scientists are Developing a New Method of Recycling Plastics
Recent research shows the proof-of-concept for an altogether new method to plastic recycling, which is inspired by how nature naturally recycles the components of organic polymers found in our environment.
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UC Irvine Scientists Develop New Method in Converting Plastic Garbage to Liquid Fuel
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