1.7 Plastics for a sustainable future?

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Do plastics have a part to play in a sustainable future? And what innovations are on the horizon?In the final episode of our inaugural podcast series we speak to Professor Charlotte Williams, Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at Oxford University, and Dr Joanna Sadler, Edinburgh University, both who are working on the tricky problem of how to make plastics fit for the future. Our reporter, Lizzy Ratcliffe, catches up with Rob Nicoll, Co-Founder, CMO of Chip[s] Board® - who develop bio-plastics and bio-plastic composites for the ever changing design sectors, whilst being biodegradable and recyclable post use. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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