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Diapers take hundreds of years to naturally break down. That means the very first disposable diaper ever used is still in a landfill somewhere. To tackle this, Hiro Technologies turned to fungi.

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Diapers also represent an approximately $8 billion dollar market annually in the U.S., with disposable diapers making up about three-quarters of those sales, according to market research firm Circana.

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Disposable diapers contribute a staggering amount of waste, with about 4 million tons discarded annually in the U.S. alone. These products can take centuries to decompose, leaving environmentalists ...