A Fungus That Can “Eat” Plastic Has Been Discovered In Pakistan
Friday, December 7, 2018 IST
This Mushroom Could Be The Solution To The World’s Plastic Problem
A fungus that can “eat” plastic has been discovered in Pakistan. This discovery could tackle the growing plastic problem the planet is currently facing, by cutting the lifespan of plastic from up to 1000 years, to just weeks.
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