Nourishing Decomposition: Guanghepaper Parchment Paper
Urban gardeners nurturing organic produce confront an unsettling truth: their compost-amended soils increasingly test positive for silicone derivatives and fluoropolymers originating from Parchment Paper. This contamination vector remains overlooked in sustainability discourse. While paper fibers decompose naturally, synthetic coatings persist through composting cycles, binding to soil particles where they inhibit microbial diversity and plant nutrient uptake. The very practice intended to regenerate land inadvertently degrades its vitality through cumulative chemical loading. Agricultural researchers document alarming patterns....