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A three-metre column built from wastewater seaweed and oyster-shell waste is anchoring NGV Melbourne's Plant Life exhibition — proof that dinner-plate leftovers can become real architecture.
Trinity College Dublin scientists have discovered that a discarded oyster shell can capture up to 1.5 grams of rare earth metals per gram of shell — locking wind-turbine and smartphone metals into stable crystals and turning seafood waste into a water-cleaning material.
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