In our view, Cesar Harada’s TEDtalk (A novel idea for cleaning up oil spills) is a great example of collaborative economy:
DalinYebo’s GreenEnergyPark is based on the same principles.
However, bio-degradation of PET will result in breakdown products such as methane or (at best, if methane is recovered/converted to) CO2, the so called Greenhouse Gases, which in this case a derived from oil.
PET recycling is important, but all polyesters must be made from sugars (rather sooner than later)
Faster hydrogenation of furfural to furfuryl alcohol (in water!).
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