Can Scientists Harness the Magic of Mushrooms to Clean Up Polluted Landscapes?

Mushroom scientist puts 'The Last of Us' fears to bed: We're using fungi 'to eat pollution,' not 'our faces'

The popularity of “The Last of Us” has made people think twice about mushroom cultivation, but scientist Danielle Stevenson is using it to make a brighter, greener future.

Can Scientists Harness the Magic of Mushrooms to Clean Up Polluted Landscapes?

Researchers and grassroots activists are working with fungi to restore damaged environments

Montana State research looks at fungi that could help create building materials

By Skip Anderson MSU NEWS SERVICE A researcher at Montana State University says the underground root system for fungi could play a role in the design of more environmentally friendly building and infrastructure materials. That root system is composed of a substance called fungal mycelium, and, according to researcher Chelsea Heveran, it could provide a