Scientists may have found a way to dispose of plastics September 30, 2015 by Alan Stainer Scientists may have found a way to dispose of plastics The byproduct is soil. Originally shared by Engadget Mealworms convert Styrofoam waste into usable soil Share this:TweetLike this:Like Loading... Related
Mike Lukas says September 30, 2015 at 1:37 pm Fantastic, resource recycling & the circle of life. Loading...
Alan Stainer says September 30, 2015 at 1:47 pm Yep. It is really encouraging news Mike Lukas Loading...
Alan Stainer says September 30, 2015 at 3:57 pm There’s a lot of information about mealworms here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mealworm You can find them all over the place. Loading...
Sheri Gram says October 4, 2015 at 4:08 pm Finally a solution to disposal, and not just the landfills. Great. Loading...
Gordon Wynn says November 1, 2015 at 5:50 pm Could have adverse affect to building as Styrofoam is used in between layers bricks ( skins) or in the case of filling sinkholes to save on concrete just a thought for next generation of well connected house but damp soil collecting at ground level Loading...
Mike Lukas says
Fantastic, resource recycling & the circle of life.
Alan Stainer says
Yep. It is really encouraging news Mike Lukas
Dupri Ngilah says
How would one get those mealworms..
Alan Stainer says
There’s a lot of information about mealworms here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mealworm
You can find them all over the place.
Dupri Ngilah says
Thank you Alan Stainer
Sheri Gram says
Finally a solution to disposal, and not just the landfills. Great.
Gordon Wynn says
Could have adverse affect to building as Styrofoam is used in between layers bricks ( skins) or in the case of filling sinkholes to save on concrete just a thought for next generation of well connected house but damp soil collecting at ground level
SLeEpiNg AnGeL says
A Truly Brilliant Resource!