Peñuelas seventh grader develops biodegradable mulch from school plantain peels

Wileidy Feliciano-Rivera created the material using waste from her middle school cafeteria.

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A seventh grade student in Peñuelas has developed a biodegradable mulch from discarded plantain peels collected at her school cafeteria. ^[1] The student is Wileidy Feliciano-Rivera, who attends Escuela Intermedia Rafael Irizarry Rivera. She has named the mulch product EcoMusa.

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Wileidy Feliciano-Rivera, a seventh-grade student at Escuela Intermedia Rafael Irizarry Rivera in Peñuelas, Puerto Rico, developed biodegradable mulch named EcoMusa from discarded school cafeteria plantain peels. · The Times Of IndiaIndia

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