Environment
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Dream Plastic: Chemist Aims to Create Biodegradable Plastic
Polyhydroxyalkanoates or "dream" plastics are polymers naturally produced by living microbes or artificially synthesized from biorenewable feedstocks. Can they be the new biodegradable plastic? Read more here.
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