Scientists discover plastic-eating fungi that could help clean up world’s oceans - Bacteria and fungi are evolving to eat plastic but their impact will likely be limited to specific applications ...

“Fungi possess a superpower for eating things that other organisms can’t digest (like wood or chitin), so we tested the fungi in our collection for their ability to digest plastic,” said Anthony Amend ...

GERMANY — Scientists in Germany have identified plastic-eating fungi that could offer a glimmer of hope in tackling the problem of millions of tonnes of waste polluting the world’s oceans ...

Hiro Industries, a start-up founded by Finnish farmer Tero Isokauppila and entrepreneur Miki Agrawal, is developing a solution to the plastic crisis by using fungi to eat plastic in landfills. The ...

The company has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the project and is offering an at-home science kit to show how fungi consumes plastic. The diapers are scheduled to launch in February 2025.

Scientists discover plastic-eating fungi that could help clean up world’s oceans. Bacteria and fungi are evolving to eat plastic but their impact will likely be limited to specific applications ...

Scientists in Germany have identified plastic-eating fungi that could offer a glimmer of hope in tackling the problem of millions of tonnes of waste polluting the world's oceans every year.

Hiro Industries, a start-up founded by Finnish farmer Tero Isokauppila and entrepreneur Miki Agrawal, is developing a solution to the plastic crisis by using fungi to eat plastic in landfills.

A dirty diaper may be gross to you, but one Texas company believes it could be the secret ingredient to helping answer an environmental question: How do we clean up all of our plastic waste?

Hiro Industries, a start-up founded by Finnish farmer Tero Isokauppila and entrepreneur Miki Agrawal, is developing a solution to the plastic crisis by using fungi to eat plastic in landfills.

The company has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the project and is offering an at-home science kit to show how fungi consumes plastic. The diapers are scheduled to launch in February 2025.