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A lot of biodegradable plastics were only biodegradable in industrial composters. Meaning it would still last in a natural environment for years or even decades. So seeing this just dissolve under natural circumstances seems like a game changer.
Only in the ocean. So now we have to dump our trash there to be responsible!
(I kid, I’m sure it’s biodegradable elsewhere too.)
Agreed! I def hope this becomes a common thing now.