Aux@lemmy.worldto
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Sadly people have started selective breeding in the 20th century and created plenty of mutilated breeds.
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PLA is digestible, it doesn’t pose a microplastic threat. If it gets into you, it’ll become a part of your poop.
PLA doesn’t last long. It starts to fall apart after a few months of exposure to sunlight in otherwise completely sterile environment. It is also easily compostable in hot industrial composters. It is also digestible by mammals, thus its micro particles are not an issue.
I don’t know what you are doing in the plastics industry, but it seems that you don’t understand what words “biodegradable” and “plastic” mean.
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