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Earth Day Genius: Renewable Packaging Made of Mushrooms to Replace Styrofoam
As the world celebrates Earth Day 2016, scientists and researchers are developing new ways to save the environment. One example of that is the packaging made to replace Polystyrene or popularly known as Styrofoam. It is made up entirely of mushroom and is completely biodegradable.
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