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Here are 10 positive environmental stories from 2023

Here are 10 positive environmental stories from 2023
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Revolutionary New device Uses Wood Dust to Capture Microplastics in Water

Recent breakthrough research conducted by scientists at the University of British Columbia can capture up to 99.9% of microplastics present in water.

United kingdomMarina mehlingOrlando rojasJunling guoTianyu guoDepartment of chemicalBioproducts instituteChina sichuan universityCanada excellence researchUniversity of british columbia bioproducts instituteBritish columbiaProducts instituteCanada excellence research chairForest bioproductsBiological engineeringLess meat

UBC researchers discover way to filter microplastics out of water

Scientists added tannins to a layer of wood dust and created a filter that traps the microplastics.

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UBC researchers discover way to filter microplastics out of water

UBC researchers discover way to filter microplastics out of water
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Removing Microplastics From Water Using Plant-Based Materials

Plants could be the solution to the impending threat of microplastic pollution. Researchers at UBC’s BioProducts Institute discovered that adding tannins natural plant compounds that cause the mouth to pucker when they bite into an unripe fruit to a layer of wood dust can create a filter that traps nearly all microplastic particles in water.

United kingdomTianyu guoMarina mehlingMegan craigOrlando rojasJunling guoBioproducts instituteDepartment of chemicalEnergy storage technologies industrySichuan universityCanada excellence researchUniversity of british columbiaSustainable solutionsEnergy storage technologiesProducts instituteStorage technologies