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How Plastic-Eating Bacteria Could Help Solve Waste Crisis

How Plastic-Eating Bacteria Could Help Solve Waste Crisis
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Bacteria Can Use Radioactive Elements Instead of Rare Earth Metals for Metabolism [Study]

Bacteria can also sustain their life by consuming other radioactive elements aside from lanthanides. Click to read more.

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Bacteria and the Sun Can Destroy Ocean Plastic—but Is It the Fix We Need?

A pair of studies examines ways to break down plastic, but there may be risks in trying to amplify these natural processes.

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Bacterium may help answer mystery of missing plastic in the seas | Research

Bacterium may help answer mystery of missing plastic in the seas | Research
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Bacteria really eat plastic

The bacterium Rhodococcus ruber eats and actually digests plastic. This has been shown in laboratory experiments by PhD student Maaike Goudriaan at Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NI .

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