US EditionBinghamton University researchers develop process to turn food waste into biodegradable plastic
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What to do with the billions of tons of food waste rotting on landfills around the world? A US research team has found a way to transform it into valuable bioplastics, using microbes that naturally occur in the wastes. (Read more)
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