It's estimated that humans will produce about 65.4 million tons of E-waste by 2017. Now scientists at UW-Madison have developed a biodegradable chip that could help manufacturers move away from using hazardous materials in some electronic parts.
Scientists Develop Chips Made Almost Entirely From Wood
It's estimated that humans will produce about 65.4 million tons of E-waste by 2017. Now scientists at UW-Madison have developed a biodegradable chip that could help manufacturers move away from using hazardous materials in some electronic parts.
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