1. Reduce white pollution: Biodegradable materials can significantly reduce the impact of waste plastics on the environment and convert them into environmentally friendly substances such as fertilizers, carbon dioxide and water through the degradation process.
2. Resource recycling: Degradable materials are an effective carrier for resource recycling and utilization, helping to build a more sustainable, green world with lower impact on the environment.
3. Reduce carbon footprint: Degradable plastics negate their mixing with fossils by converting them into biomass, offering the potential to be carbon neutral and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
4. Reduce dependence on petrochemicals: Biodegradable plastics can be made from natural products such as corn starch, hemp and even chicken feathers, reducing the consumption of traditional energy sources such as oil.
5. Healthy environment: Unlike traditional plastics, degradable plastics do not leave any toxic residues when they decompose in the natural environment, and have less impact on the environment.
6. Waste reduction: The rapid decomposition ability of degradable plastics is beneficial to space utilization and waste reduction. Compared with traditional plastics, they can decompose within a few months.
7. Market demand and policy support: As the global awareness of environmental protection increases, the market demand for degradable materials continues to grow. At the same time, many countries have introduced policies to encourage the application and promotion of degradable materials.
