In a statement against fashion's waste problem, Caroline Zimbalist crafts red carpet looks from bioplastics made of seaweed and corn starch. Meanwhile, scientists and designers are working to refine algae, mushroom and corn-based biomaterials. But scaling up remains a challenge, with funding gaps and consumer demand proving to be obstacles.
Could seaweed dresses help the planet?
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In a statement against fashion's waste problem, Caroline Zimbalist crafts red carpet looks from bioplastics made of seaweed and corn starch. Meanwhile, scientists and designers are working to refine algae, mushroom and corn-based biomaterials. But scaling up remains a challenge, with funding gaps and consumer demand proving to be obstacles.
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