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Startup Uses Water Hyacinth to Clean up Oil Spills

Weeds of Water Hyacinth Are Used to Clean Oil Spills in Africa

Medicine & Technology Aug 27, 2020

A startup from Benin has found multiple solutions to get rid of water hyacinth weeds, an invasive plant that has disturbed local communities. The plant is converted into a fibers that can be used to absorb oil spills.

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Weeds of Water Hyacinth Are Used to Clean Oil Spills in Africa

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