since we already know plastic is a devastating product of human invention even if we had a good time with it.
now that researchers are trying to do bio plastics, what can anyone tell about bio plastic.
my questions are:
what are the pros and cons?
can we find an alternative?
is the process environmental friendly?
the research of bio plastic started since the 18th century, why hasn't much people realize this yet?
can we make it 100% natural items?
is it cost effective?
do we even need to think about cost?
if we manage to mass produce, how do we have to deal with it as a rubbish?
does bio plastic as waste is much more harmful then present hydrocarbon plastic?
if we want it to be fertilizers, can humans manage it?
and so much more questions to ask, but no one has the answer.
https://www.researchgate.net/.../233135576_Bioplastics_and_Petrole...
Currently there are plastics of natural origin, which are biodegradable, they do not produce major damage to nature. These come from algae or cellulose.
yes. algae of cellulose, when untreated waste management, still produces pollution. in order to produce the cellulose is still producing pollution too. unless every process is done is a close area. Marcelo Eduardo Rojas Vidal
I agree with LOw Eng Hook for your comment " yes. algae of cellulose, when untreated waste management, still produces pollution. in order to produce the cellulose is still producing pollution too. unless every process is done is a close area".
Yes. That is why we cant just do it due to its pro. We have to see the con side as well.
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