@chloethorpaws: Japanese scientists have developed plastic that dissolves in seawater within hours without leaving persistent microplastics behind. Led by Takuzo Aida, researchers at RIKEN and the University of Tokyo created a strong, recyclable material whose molecular bonds come apart when exposed to saltwater. The research, published in Science in November 2024, also found that sheets degraded in soil in about 10 days, releasing nitrogen and phosphorus that could provide nutrients. These findings apply to the specially developed material, not ordinary plastic bottles. Further development is needed for widespread use. Responsible recycling remains important because excess nutrients can harm marine ecosystems. The material offers a promising step toward reducing plastic pollution. A cleaner ocean would be a gift to every generation that follows. #PlasticPollution #OceanConservation #ScientificInnovation #Sustainability #EnvironmentalScience

What ever is good for you :

Great Idea!! I don’t have kids so who cares what happens lol

nuzzo :

I hope this is true but it sounds to good to be true

ken1234454 :

I love it

Stephen :

Just don’t get caught in the rain😏

Hesket :

Yes

Fred Frumundo :

what does it release into the water? (asking for a friends grandchildren)

Gladys Correa :

Harry Potter :

That is great

Refrac :

not even close

user9436505610441 :

🥰

Jyes 987C :

🤣 It doesn’t matter you can’t win Mother Nature you are creating another way of pollution harder for the future generations to clean the water 🤣

Robin Allen :

🥰🥰🥰

user3754573493026 :

❤️❤️❤️

ElJefe88 :

If this is true, the Japanese are so smart. Good job my brothers. God is good.

blackbird :

may God Bless the Japanese

❌ Leslie ❌ :

Ask India what they r doing to save the planet