A MUSHROOM FARM IN KENYA AND FUNGI-BASED PANELS GIVE HOPE FOR SUSTAINABLE BUILDING
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✍️ A large mushroom farm in Kenya is producing mycelium, the root structure of mushrooms, to make sustainable building materials that could help address the country's housing crisis.
👉 MycoTile produces mycelium panels for building insulation, interior decor, and other purposes 👉 The company claims its materials are more sustainable than traditional brick and mortar 👉 The initiative could help address Kenya's housing crisis, which has left many homeless or living in informal settlements 👉 MycoTile uses agricultural waste in its production process, reducing potential pollutants and easing pressure on waste disposal systems
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