An Austin, Texas startup, Hiro Technologies, has developed innovative disposable diapers paired with plastic-eating fungi.

The company said that each MycoDigestible Diaper comes with a packet of fungi, which is supposed to be added to the dirty ...

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Researchers have warned that a mysterious fungi that kill millions of people worldwide each year may soon spread significantly further – including in Australia.

These chemical-based practices degrade the soil over time, stripping it of its ability to cycle carbon and nutrients without its supportive network of decomposers. But working to both protect and ...

Bright red toadstools, funky jelly fungus, and rounded puffball mushrooms in lawn grass may look alarming. However, lawn ...

Diapers can take five hundred years to decompose, according to the OCED ... It all comes down to fungi. Think mushrooms or mold; fungi have been on our planet for billions of years and have ...

Hiro Technologies, an Austin-based startup, has launched 'MycoDigestible Diapers' paired with fungi to help biodegrade ...