Mealworms Can Break Down Styrofoam Waste
Scientists have found that the gut of the common mealworm contains a bacteria that can convert non-biodegradable Styrofoam into organic waste, a potentially crucial breakthrough in combating growing landfills and pollution worldwide. What do you think?
Ron Stevens
You mean after all the energy and resources it took to produce and distribute the Styrofoam, they're going to destroy it just like that?
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