It's not plastic that's the issue it's humans

This is a wonderful thing I hope that it catches on.

It's Great Trump stepped in and got people into apartments and out of tents..... Hopefully this LA Nina Weather will change patterns🙏🙏

They need to figure out how to make fishing line with this stuff and fish netting. The animals, like seals, routinely get killed because the fishing lines and nets enwrap their necks when they are young and as they grow bigger, it winds up killing them slowly.

Use metal

I hope the inventors won't accidentally fall off the balcony.

My favorite alternate way to plastic is a cassava, they don't contain microplastic and *maybe can be eaten

Sounds promising, I would try it, what does the product look like when it breaks down, and can it be used again?

I think the only way to make these replacements cheaper is to just waste all of our oil until it gets not rentable to make plastic

If i see plastic products being the only choice on my shelves then nothing is changed

THE WHITE V SHAPE IS CALLED A "CHEVTON", GENIUS! 🍀

Stationary immovable biblical earth . Ice wall . Inner land’s outer lands?

ive been hoping for something like this to become mainstream for a long time, I recently saw a bio-degradable straws at my jewel a feel weeks ago and got excided and bought some to try and it was no different from a normal plastic straw! i even left it chilling over night in a drink for a test and it was fine! it was odd having to tell myself to put it in the garbage instead of recycling it haha i think all disposable plastic should be bio-degradable!

1,000 feet per second? More like 1,000 per minute! It would be going 2500 mph to achieve 1,000 feet per second!!

Good luck with that. While it is true that biopolymers have been around for decades, and make perfectly suitable disposable, degradable plastic shopping bags, the duck squeezers still insist on making us use canvass and other expensive items to pack our groceries into. And now they insist on making us use wooden eating utensils because... eco friendly. They are poor quality and feel revolting in your mouth. You see, it's not about being sustainable or eco friendly, it's all about making our lives more expensive and spartan. And THAT, my friend, is the problem.

Did anyone else see Carl Gallagher in this clip?

Weres space junk debreeze

Theorists are funny. 😂

This past week they were in a parade just not a complete allignment

I just tried to order some. Said they didn't deliver to ST Petersburg, FL. I'll have to follow up on Monday.

And, that's how you know, this is all for us

What’s wrong with metalware

I think that started today Jan 25. So do I just go outside and look?

That's cool 😎

Living close to a river is like living close to a volcano.

So, how carcinogenic is what binds it, or just by itself with or without the processing?

ill buy it!!!!

Other planets to Earth: we got your back!

Thank you for this information

Not one mention of long term health safety study. Does any of this new resin leach nanoparticles into the food if its a container, eating utensils? I wouldn't use it until there was a published medical review about the amount of nanoparticle leaching.

car bumpers would be next

Being from upstate NY seeing a Stewart's Shops hat was heartwarming. God bless

I know nothing more than what I did before I watch the video what a complete joke and waste of time NO INFO IN THIS VIDEO AT ALL

It seems like this type of material would be best used for single use food containers that could go to a city compost.

Good job.

cost is what matters, if this is more expensive than regular plastic utensils then it will likely be a flop. still an interesting product i like it if everything they were saying in the video is true

Cool, merci.

I just love how all the billionaires stepped up and proved that tax brakes work. These people all got new houses and safe, clean drinking water.

Just curious if this is the same utensils they use at CAVA. Because if so I’ve noticed multiple times their forks cut my lips when I eat with these specific ones. Maybe it’s just poor manufacturing, or maybe it’s an issue that needs to be looked into.

Strung a floating bridge

How do they propose to make it practical? Sure, you can take a fork fresh from the production line and it works fine. What about large scale fast food outlets that may choose to buy in bulk and store boxes of disposable cutlery in a storeroom at various locations around the country? The box may be in transit via the distribution network for a couple of weeks/months, then it might sit in a warehouse/store room for another few months. What happens if you open a box of forks that were manufactured 5-6 months previous and they are already compromised??? Just curious!

Fun fact: Because of their abundance, scientists found out that they are in fact around 500k to 1 million actual species of them. And it's possible that they are 10 times more successful than their jointed legged cousins, the arthropods.

Investors

One step closer to have a literal dessert fork; a fork you eat after finishing off the rest of your meal.

It still is a plastic.

Stop experimenting on humans

Tell POTUS quick!

Great ideas. Great alternative.

I literally was talking about bioplastics a month ago. This is awesome. And hopefully, a game changer

Are used to make plastic out of hemp. Which was biodegradable over the course of time.