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Company aims for ‘moonshot’ replacement for trees in paper products with humble desert plant
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Company aims for ‘moonshot’ replacement for trees in paper products with humble desert plant

So, here's the exciting news! Kimberly-Clark has discovered hesperaloe, a succulent that could potentially replace wood fiber in paper products like tissues and toilet paper. This breakthrough could lead to less deforestation and lower costs, all while helping to combat climate change. The company has invested 20 years and $250 million into this research, and they’re now awaiting results from a pilot facility in Arizona. It’s a monumental step towards a more sustainable future!
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