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Biodegradable Plastics Report - Greenpeace
Greenpeace is an independent campaigning organization that uses peaceful protest and creative communication to expose global environmental problems and to promote solutions that are essential to a green and peaceful future. Published December 2020 by Greenpeace East Asia Copyright 2020 Greenpeace W : Dr. Molly Zhongnan Jia C : Ye Zhang Disclaimer: This Report was produced by Greenpeace East Asia. The author takes full responsibility for the Report 's content and conclusions. While the experts consulted during the drafting process have provided input on the development of this Report , their participation does not necessarily imply endorsement of the Report 's content or conclusions. Citing of trade names or commercial processes does not constitute endorsement. Acknowledgements: Special thanks to Kathryn Miller, Erin Newport, Qianru Ma, Zizhu Chen, and Enzo Favoino. Contents 1 What is degradable plastic?
agricultural resources, and polymers chemically synthesized using fossil-fuel resources (for examples, see Table 8.1). The different types of degradable plastics, even photo- and oxo-degradable plastics, are often marketed as “green”, “eco-friendly” and “natural”, or generally described as “biodegradable” materials.
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