Let's grow some plastic!
from the tupperware-farms dept
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ever hear of a polymer called wood?
As a polymer chemist, I'm not too worried about losing my job to bioengineers. Many plastics will never be replaced by "plant plastics"...
Did Monsanto's stock rise today...?
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