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The Strength of Petroleum-Based Plastics × Biodegradability: The True Nature of "Usable Bioplastics" Derived from Bamboo

The Strength of Petroleum-Based Plastics × Biodegradability: The True Nature of "Usable Bioplastics" Derived from Bamboo

2025年10月09日 01:02
A new bioplastic made from bamboo is gaining attention as a sustainable material. The study, published in 'Nature Communications,' reports that plastic made from bamboo has durability comparable to petroleum-based plastics while being able to biodegrade in soil within 50 days. This article delves into the background of the development of this innovative material, its potential, and the reactions from various countries. We will explore from multiple perspectives how this bioplastic could impact the world as a new option in addressing environmental issues.
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