Potential Breakthrough In Turning Plastic Trash Into Something Expensive
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Top Comments (10)
People in 100 years: "How do we get rid of all this graphene in nature!!!"
The last time life developed a polymer that ended up everywhere was during the carboniferous with its lignin
It's time to replace plastic with algae and seaweed there's already several companies doing this and they are using the existing infrastructure.
In the oceans alone there have been at least a dozen microorganisms and fungi identified that have evolved to use plastic as food.
That is akin to turning iron into gold. Amazing stuff and wonderful people.
Upcycling of plastics potentially funding, and expanding, something like The Ocean Cleanup would be feedback loop I, for one, wouldn't mind seeing.
We need glass again. Screw the company profit.
I know this might be an obvious point, but I'll make it anyway. If they can make it from micro plastics, surely it's easier to make their own micro plastics rather than going to the trouble (and a BIG trouble it would indeed be) of trying to recover micro plastics from the environment. All this will do is create a larger market for plastics rather than do anything about the contamination out there.
I think that Anton Petrov must, without a doubt, be the single most well-informed person on the entire planet. He delves into EVERYthing. Imagine how many papers he reads to imagine what his subscribers and others might be interested to learn about.
I read somewhere that only 10% of our recycling stuff is used elsewhere. We have big problems with plastic.
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Top Comments (10)
People in 100 years: "How do we get rid of all this graphene in nature!!!"
The last time life developed a polymer that ended up everywhere was during the carboniferous with its lignin
It's time to replace plastic with algae and seaweed there's already several companies doing this and they are using the existing infrastructure.
In the oceans alone there have been at least a dozen microorganisms and fungi identified that have evolved to use plastic as food.
That is akin to turning iron into gold. Amazing stuff and wonderful people.
Upcycling of plastics potentially funding, and expanding, something like The Ocean Cleanup would be feedback loop I, for one, wouldn't mind seeing.
We need glass again. Screw the company profit.
I know this might be an obvious point, but I'll make it anyway. If they can make it from micro plastics, surely it's easier to make their own micro plastics rather than going to the trouble (and a BIG trouble it would indeed be) of trying to recover micro plastics from the environment. All this will do is create a larger market for plastics rather than do anything about the contamination out there.
I think that Anton Petrov must, without a doubt, be the single most well-informed person on the entire planet. He delves into EVERYthing. Imagine how many papers he reads to imagine what his subscribers and others might be interested to learn about.
I read somewhere that only 10% of our recycling stuff is used elsewhere. We have big problems with plastic.