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A Desert Plant Could Replace Trees in Paper Products

via Good News Network·Aug 17

A company is pursuing what it calls a moonshot replacement for wood pulp in paper products using a hardy desert plant. The crop grows on land unsuitable for timber and needs little water. Scaling production remains the main obstacle.

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