RoozGozinPlastics with Enzymes Degrade Faster in Marine Waters
Embedding enzymes that break ester bonds in biodegradable polymers enables rapid and complete plastic degradation even in low-microbial marine environments.
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A study published in Nature has shown that embedding enzymes which break ester bonds into compostable polymers allows plastics to degrade rapidly and completely even in marine environments with low microbial activity. This method has been effective in various marine areas, from coastal waters to deep sea. Source: Nature, October 21, 2026.