Korean researchers found a cheap way to make biodegradable plastics stronger using hemp waste. Their drying method keeps tiny cellulose fibers intact, so the plastic holds together better and resists moisture.
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Hemp waste cellulose unlocks tougher biodegradable plastics

About 70% Hemp hurd share of stalk
About 30% Fiber saturation moisture
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