Petroleum itself is biodegradable, but it becomes non-biodegradable when it goes through a refinery and a chemical company converts it to plastic, so algae-based approaches simply replace digging algae oil out of the ground with growing algae oil in ponds.

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Steve Mayfield

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petroleum itself is biodegradable they become not biodegradable when they go through a refinery and then a chemical company converts them to a plastic

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17 Ideas To Tackle The 2 Billion Tons Of Trash We Make Every Year | World Wide Waste MarathonBusiness Insider
Created: 8/12/2026, 5:54:45 PM

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