New Jersey teen develops weedkiller from potato peels and coffee grounds
Sixteen-year-old Leo Toake from New Jersey is working to develop a new herbicide made from food scraps. He leads the nonprofit Re:Imagine Inc., which has recruited more than 70 volunteers for habitat restoration and invasive species removal. In early trials, his product, called S.A.F.E., reportedly reduced Japanese stilt grass by 82.5 percent. The effort also reuses over 500 pounds of food waste, which the group says supports a cleaner environment.
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