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A new material created from plants could help replace the single-use plastics that dominate our lives.
Developed by researchers in Japan , this cellulose-based paperboard is durable, waterproof, and biodegradable.
Because of its design, the material degrades completely in ocean water—breaking down in roughly 300 days when in the deep sea.
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