Mushrooms: The Next Generation of Eco-Friendly Insulation

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Mushrooms: The Next Generation of Eco-Friendly Insulation
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Scientists in Alaska are developing a new insulation material made from mycelium, the fungal network beneath mushrooms, to provide a sustainable, biodegradable alternative to plastic foam for housing in extreme climates, addressing environmental concerns and housing needs in the face of climate change.

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