Image Credit: kreangagirl/123rf.com Scientists from the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science and the University of Tokyo have made a significant breakthrough in the fight against plastic pollution. They have developed a new type of plastic that can dissolve in seawater within hours, leaving no harmful trace behind. This innovative material could represent a major…
Image Credit: gigsupajit/123rf.com Thailand has officially implemented a ban on the import of plastic waste, marking a significant victory for environmental advocates. This law, which took effect this month, aims to reduce toxic pollution and safeguard the health of both people and the environment in a nation that has been heavily impacted by plastic waste…
In an innovative approach to combat plastic pollution, scientists are turning to fungi as a potential solution. With millions of species worldwide, mushrooms are being harnessed for their ability to degrade environmental contaminants through a process known as mycoremediation. Mycoremediation employs fungi to break down pollutants, utilizing their mycelia, or root-like structures, to consume contaminants…
