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MIT engineers develop a thermoplastic yarn from polyethylene variations to mimic conventional elastic fibers, aiming to solve the problem where Americans throw out around 81 pounds of clothing annually. This new material allows recycling without separating spandex or nylon, addressing a process that is currently not practical for textile waste reduction.
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