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It was too broad an assurance to base on quick chemical assessment. We have different kinds of plastics situated in many different environments. Regarding the s
by strainer 7y ago
It was too broad an assurance to base on quick chemical assessment. We have different kinds of plastics situated in many different environments. Regarding the sugar example and microbes primary need for water, from the article - "In 2016, researchers in Japan tested sludge from a recycling plant and uncovered a microbe that could completely break down films of PET to CO2 and H2O"
And any opening or crack which rainwater or groundwater or seawater or dust can occasionally access will carry nutrients required for microbial life.