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07/09/2025

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07/09/2025

Nisaka pajud kag usab? Gikabuhi nmn kongalantaw atu nmu buanga ka🤣

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07/09/2025

Scientists have discovered a fungus that can break down plastic – really fast.

Found in a landfill in Pakistan, Aspergillus tubingensis has an extraordinary ability: it can degrade polyurethane – one of the toughest plastics on Earth – in just a few weeks. For comparison, that same material normally takes centuries to break down.

So how does it work?

The fungus secretes enzymes that weaken the plastic’s chemical bonds. As the structure starts to fall apart, the fungus digests it, converting the material into simpler, non-toxic compounds. And it all happens on the surface – no need to shred or bury the plastic first.

This approach, known as mycoremediation, uses fungi to break down environmental pollutants. And Aspergillus isn’t the only one.

Another species, Pestalotiopsis microspora, discovered in the Amazon rainforest, can survive entirely on plastic – even in oxygen-starved environments. That makes it a potential game-changer for cleaning up landfills, oceans, or deep-sea waste.

Now, scientists are studying how to scale these enzymes for real-world use – including bioreactors, enzyme-infused coatings, and even plastic-eating sprays.

The goal? A low-cost, biological solution to the world’s plastic crisis – one that works not in centuries, but in weeks.

Read the study:
Khan, Sehroon, et al. “Biodegradation of Polyester Polyurethane by Aspergillus tubingensis.” Environmental Pollution, vol. 225, Mar. 2017, pp. 469–480. ScienceDirect.

06/09/2025

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Happy 60th Birthday Mayor Jimmy!

06/09/2025

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06/09/2025

Unsa daw buhaton bi? Palupitan ng sagot

06/09/2025

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Work is not all about the salary, it’s also about being in a healthy workplace, where there's respect, genuine people, appreciation, and growth opportunities.

A good workplace makes you feel seen and supported. And that kind of environment makes you stay not because you have to, but because you want to.

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All credit to the original author. These words are shared to inspire, no copyright infringement intended.

06/09/2025

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Lesson from a Black Coffee

A simple cup of black coffee carries with it a profound life lesson: you don’t have to be sweet to be liked by everyone. In a world where many people feel pressured to adjust their personalities just to gain approval, black coffee reminds us that authenticity has its own charm. Its bold, unmasked taste is not softened by sugar or cream, yet countless individuals prefer it that way, pure, strong and unapologetically itself.

In life, we often equate being “liked” with being agreeable or overly pleasing, thinking that sweetness is the only path to acceptance. But the truth is, just like black coffee, not everyone will appreciate your natural essence and that’s okay. What truly matters is that you are embraced by those who value your genuineness. Trying to dilute yourself for universal approval may only strip away your uniqueness.

Black coffee teaches resilience. Its bitterness can be overwhelming at first, but for those who learn to appreciate it, the flavor becomes irreplaceable comforting, reliable and deeply satisfying. Likewise, people who appreciate you for who you are will see beyond any perceived rough edges and recognize the strength, depth and beauty in your unfiltered self.

So, the next time you sip black coffee, remember: you don’t have to sugarcoat yourself to fit in. Strength, honesty and authenticity are flavors that not everyone will enjoy but the right people will always come back for more.

-GalawangFrancisco