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Researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale are using bioengineered baker’s yeast to break down plastic into ingredients for cookies.
Researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale are using bioengineered baker’s yeast to break down plastic into ingredients for cookies.
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11 Comments
@@chisi6950Imported1mo ago
North America is way ahead of you, we already have plastic in all our foods
@@nous1010Imported1mo ago
🤔You know what; how about you nourish yourself & your family on the creation for a few years or less then give an evaluation🤦♀️
@@rtsm676Imported1mo ago
Tell people the truth and market it cheaply. Be honest. Recycled water got pushback in the 1990s too and now it’s everywhere. People in the south fish and swim in PFA filled water and call it natural so why not?
@@chrisfleming701Imported1mo ago
Whole new meaning of junk food.
@@rtsm676Imported1mo ago
I’ll totally eat that to do my part. Seriously.
@@heyNXSImported1mo ago
☝️🤓 why don't you guys eat it? <br>surely you won't d¡e from a cookie.
@@richardc020Imported1mo ago
They really want us to just stop eating food.
@@Navy8404VetImported1mo ago
There is plastic in our cookies cookies already. 🤣 Gotcha
@@murder.simulatorImported1mo ago
Soylent Green is people!
@@EduardoOliveiraeImported1mo ago
A big quantity of mass can transform in another material. That's a factor chemical and environmental 😮
@@AnimalMotherFrImported1mo ago
How about we just skip these bs steps and address the overpopulation problem by going straight to Soylent Green.