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Left to right, Greg Rhoades of the Krewe of Freret, LSU professor Naohiro Kato, and Robert Reichert of the Krewe of Tucks, pose with samples of new biodegradable beads.
Naohiro Kato, associate professor of biological sciences at LSU, examines a vial of the plastic-producing algae that
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