if there is a recycling of plastic waste? If so, how does it work and how effective? This interests me, because it seems to me that it works badly, because there is too much plastic in our world.
it is, but the current recycling policy is not decisive, but it can be called fundamental, since it really works. 
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if there is a recycling of plastic waste? If so, how does it work and how effective? This interests me, because it seems to me that it works badly, because there is too much plastic in our world.
let me answer this question. Firstly, these are special products that are compatible with the environment and also do not pollute it. These are innovative and cool products!
but before the creation of these products, 2 opposing concepts had to be reconciled, namely, the right to life protection and technological industrial development.let me answer this question. Firstly, these are special products that are compatible with the environment and also do not pollute it. These are innovative and cool products!
but before the creation of these products, 2 opposing concepts had to be reconciled, namely, the right to life protection and technological industrial development.let me answer this question. Firstly, these are special products that are compatible with the environment and also do not pollute it. These are innovative and cool products!
but before the creation of these products, 2 opposing concepts had to be reconciled, namely, the right to life protection and technological industrial development.
let me answer this question. Firstly, these are special products that are compatible with the environment and also do not pollute it. These are innovative and cool products!
I would also add that the malaise of the planet is directly reflected in the health of all living things, including us. Do you understand what I'm talking about?
I understand you. You mean various diseases, the dirty air that we breathe and other unpleasant details that must be eliminated. I would also add that the malaise of the planet is directly reflected in the health of all living things, including us. Do you understand what I'm talking about?
I understand you. You mean various diseases, the dirty air that we breathe and other unpleasant details that must be eliminated.
I would also add that the malaise of the planet is directly reflected in the health of all living things, including us. Do you understand what I'm talking about?
while a person destroys natural resources in the name of the development of civilization, our planet suffers from a lot of plastic. And we need to join this community too!
I completely agree with you. Many consider environmental problems to be something that has not come soon, although in reality they need to be addressed now, as time inevitably passes.while a person destroys natural resources in the name of the development of civilization, our planet suffers from a lot of plastic. And we need to join this community too!
I completely agree with you. Many consider environmental problems to be something that has not come soon, although in reality they need to be addressed now, as time inevitably passes.
while a person destroys natural resources in the name of the development of civilization, our planet suffers from a lot of plastic. And we need to join this community too!
By the way, in Europe from 2021 it will be forbidden to use disposable plastic. Many campaigns, without waiting for bans, switch to the use of bioplastics
In my opinion, the EarthBi project with its bioplastics fits very well into this economic strategy and is able to turn the entire sector into a biostable
By the way, in Europe from 2021 it will be forbidden to use disposable plastic. Many campaigns, without waiting for bans, switch to the use of bioplastics
I wonder how realistic it is to replace traditional plastics with bioplastics. Will they meet the requirements of production in their characteristics?
As far as I know, according to the characteristics, PLA bioplastics are defined as transparent, rigid and resistant to mechanical stress, similar to polyester and PET I wonder how realistic it is to replace traditional plastics with bioplastics. Will they meet the requirements of production in their characteristics?
As far as I know, according to the characteristics, PLA bioplastics are defined as transparent, rigid and resistant to mechanical stress, similar to polyester and PET
I wonder how realistic it is to replace traditional plastics with bioplastics. Will they meet the requirements of production in their characteristics?
So what is the peculiarity of this substance and why did EarthBi make PLA a key link in its project to reduce the dispersion and accumulation of harmful plastic in the environment?
The fact that PLA is a polymer of lactic acid is made from cane sugar or glucose, which is made from 100% renewable resources with zero environmental impact. So what is the peculiarity of this substance and why did EarthBi make PLA a key link in its project to reduce the dispersion and accumulation of harmful plastic in the environment?
The fact that PLA is a polymer of lactic acid is made from cane sugar or glucose, which is made from 100% renewable resources with zero environmental impact.
So what is the peculiarity of this substance and why did EarthBi make PLA a key link in its project to reduce the dispersion and accumulation of harmful plastic in the environment?
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