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Researchers from the University of Birmingham, U.K., and Duke University, U.S., have created a new family of polymers from sustainable sources that retain
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Researchers from the University of Birmingham, U.K., and Duke University, U.S., have created a new family of polymers from sustainable sources that retain
Researchers have created a new family of polymers from sustainable sources that retain all of the same qualities as common plastics, but are also degradable and mechanically recyclable.
In a regular meeting by the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District Board of Directors on Tuesday, June 8th, over $350,000 was approved in funding for water-related research and education projects.
Image Credit: SergeyKlopotov/Shutterstock.com Responding to the growing global awareness of modern plastics' environmental impact and the depletion of fossil-based raw materials, Palsgaard A/S, a Danish company that pioneered plant-based polymer additives, has developed a full range of plant-based alternative ingredients for sustainable materials production. As plastics are utilized in an ever-growing range of sophisticated industrial applications, polymer manufacturers are continuously developing new polymer materials. These new polymer formulations have to be carefully designed to meet ind...