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This has been something that has been researched quite extensively over recent years, however the microbes previously found only worked at high temperatures. This meant that in order to digest the plastic we would need to create emissions bceause we would need to generating heat.
New research has found a number of microbes which seem to work at lower temperatures eliminating the need to heat to be generated:
I've actually been experimenting with these myself, and just realised that I forgot to wash my hands after I left the lab. Hope I manage to get to the end of this post before my keybo
# WE ARE STEALING THE FUTURE FROM OUR CHILDREN --- WE MUST CHANGE COURSE #
Plastic digesting microbes on 09:15 - May 11 by GeoffSentence
But what if they break out and eat all the plastic we are using?
This is a conspiracy from the timber industry to take over the world.
Or maybe a conspiracy by both the timber and plastics industries to create a fake war smokescreen to deflect our attention from the dangers of all long chain molecules...