Waste Management

What’s interesting about the petroplastic material PBAT?

It is cheaper than most other petroplastics
It is biodegradable
It is harder than steel
It is the latest plastic material to be invented by Nobel Prize winning scientists

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It is biodegradable

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Just imagine! While we are trying hard to figure out how many to make biodegradable plastics from renewable sources, here's a petro-based plastic that is biodegradable.

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