Dye-Filled Bacteria Could Replace the Fashion Industry's Dirty Dyeing Habits

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By Tiffany DuongAug 21, 2020, 8:12 am122 pts
Fast fashion has been called the second dirtiest industry in the world, next to big oil, and how we color our clothes is a large part of the problem. Now, Colorifix, a UK biotech company founded by Cambridge University scientists, has developed a new way to dye clothes that doesn't harm the planet.…

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