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wooowwwwwwww !!! that is interesting !!

And they start to produce that alternatives?

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Hasn't any one Givin a try to just compress the plastics quickly to add friction for heat and pressure to rebind and then just reuse those plastics, no outside heat and using proper speeds you control the general friction during compression allowing for the rebonding process to work, compared to normal recycling and refining processes this would be adjustable allowing one machine to process multiple types of plastics. It would be cheaper, open up jobs for plastic recovery, and would be less harmful to the enviroment. We can literally recycle what plastic we have and not have to produce more for a while atleast, until structural integrity fails and the enzymes can be introduced to a crushed up and cut up plastic bits allowing quicker breakdown in the natural process.

This was published three years ago. Has anything come of it?

This is soo amazing and inspiring as a fashion designer specialized in sustaintability this brings me so so much motivation and energy to learn, share and create more from the best example of all, nature. Than you so much for sharing. Dying to share here in Peru more about biomimicry.

Hope it reaches the ears and senses of followers of Rockefeller indoctrinated , fraud crooks, who are pushing us to extinction.

The designer dont get the credit in a materialistic mind

Do you have a link or date for this convention?

good video, they will have a link with information on how to make a homemade filter using mushrooms to decontaminate water contaminated by textile dyes or something similar.

The music is so loud I can’t hear the speaker! Perhaps you should listen to it!

Thank you, Azita. Just heard your interview with Krista Tippett on the OnBeing podcast. One of the most beautiful interviews I’ve heard in quite some time. I’m very moved, and very inspired by yours and Janine’s ethos. May we all strive toward similar reconnections with the natural world and ourselves (which are also integral to our natural world). Thank you again, Azita🙏

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That´s amazing!! Thanks for your videos. 🤩

Fascinating! 🐝

Explain the carbon thing

What a revolutionary idea 💡

Ya I've heard about this with oyster mushrooms. I'd like to learn more about this. I wanna bioremediate the property near the driveway where my cousin was a mechanic at.

If we use constantly these new technologies, does it have an impact on local pollinators?

Just when I thought monoculture was beginning to be understood as the travesty it is, another innovation comes along to protect myopic farming methods that perpetuate pollinator food deserts, destroy soils, and pollute waterways, removing a major reason to move away from harmful pesticides. Innovations like these only reinforce bad practice and delay the inevitable need to diversify crops and stop spraying toxic chemicals.

Kind of 3d printing with wood? Amazing. Are there any examples.

This is very insightful .

So they remove only silica from water ??

Awesome. Cant stop seeing how nature is magnificent and how engineering is great profession.

where do you buy the product?

i love the video so much! me and my friends wanted to do an essay about bioremediation, do you have any topic reccommendations?

I have been thinking about this from a very very long time. I'm glad I finally found this on KZbin. I'm really inspired by this concept and have so many ideas realted to this.

best video on remediation

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This technology is 300,000,000 years old !

Wow. Hopefully u make it available for the poorer countries

This is neat and all, but it's just a sales pitch. Where are the links to academic papers, 3rd party material tests, and any other academic information that gives us real information? I'd like this to be real, but without credible peer-reviewed papers this has an "electrolytes are what plants crave" kind of vibe to it.

Garbage🤢🤮💩👎🏾

AMAZING!! Thank you for making the video the way you made it. The cartoon animation really helps ease understanding. I like that I'm learning about plant preservatives from this video.

Excelente video! Les dejo una charla muy buena de color estructural y su estudio con simulaciones por computadora Webinar de divulgación sobre Color Fotónico en la Naturaleza (Red NanoBiom, INTA) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYGqaoiXnNx9rK8

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This is nothing but corporate marketing. First of all, breaking down polymers into monomers is not enough to consider plastics decomposed: they are just microplastics and will even more easily be ingested by animals and humans. Second, this video gives ZERO information about the breaking down conditions: "enough moisture and heat for long enough" is a great way to give no information. Especially if the required heat is that of an industrial process and is not obtainable in nature. And finally no useful time scale is given, making it impossible to evaluate the practicality of it all. This is nothing but a very generic advertisement. The simplest way to avoid plastic pollution is to use less plastic, especially banning single use ones.

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Such massive and thoughtful ideas, I am very empowered by this great inspiritions

Great innovation. always get inspired when nature teaches us impossible ideas.

Aeroplane wings , at the end ,are upturned to reduce swirls , which other wise increase drag/ resistance and vibration.

What an amazing film! May I use this for my class for sustainable design and built environment? As a future designer, I would also love to do my part to save what's left in for the future generations. This is really inspiring and eye-opening.

Lo veo en su programa y quisiera aver si me pudiera ayudar ya que yo me encontré un calendario maya en una moneda grande vivo en México en la ciudad de Mexicali Baja California.