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What's up, sunshine? Happy Friday. We

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are starting today's show a little

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differently today because before we get

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to the news, we're going to show some

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love to you. Shout out to Mrs. Miller

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and all our friends at Altuna in

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Wisconsin, Jamestown High School. We see

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you. Tomorrow is October 10th, 10:10.

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And every tenth of the month, we

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celebrate some of you who show up for us

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every day. You sent us some of your 10

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out of 10 moments, and you all know how

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to bring it.

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Our first one brings us to Pasadena,

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California, where a high school senior

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decided, "Why just watch the game when

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you can play it?" Blair High School

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senior Yaselin Velasco joined the

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baseball team, only girl on the team,

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having no previous baseball experience.

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And take a look at this. Hey, batter

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swing.

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Yelin says her time on the team may be

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short, but her love for the game is just

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getting started. Keep swinging, Yaselin.

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Sometimes the biggest win is simply

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having the guts to step to the plate.

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Next, we're heading halfway around the

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world to France, where Anas Lucrasi

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conquered something universally feared,

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the driver's test. Anas says getting his

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license was a huge goal and he nearly

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aced it. Congratulations, Missure. NAS

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achievement unlocked. And our final

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viewer celebration goes to the Sun

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Prairie West Wolves, seventh grade

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football team in Wisconsin. They took

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down their rival, Sun Prairie East. 2414

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Wolves, you brought the howl. Keep

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putting in the work. Keep being great

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teammates and keep chasing what's next.

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10 out of 10 all around. Now, let's get

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you your news. We head to the Gulf Coast

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where communities are preparing for the

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first hurricane of this year's Atlantic

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season. Hurricane Isaaiis. And the storm

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is unusual for one major reason. It took

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until October for the Atlantic to

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finally produce a hurricane. Isaiis is

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now officially the latest first

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hurricane formation on record since

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recordeping began in the 1800s. As of

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our taping, Isaaiis is strengthening in

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the Gulf of Mexico with unusually warm

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water helping fuel the storm,

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potentially nearing category 3 status.

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And while it's likely to weaken slightly

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as it makes landfall tonight, it could

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still bring life-threatening storm

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surge, high winds, and flooding to parts

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of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and

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Louisiana. Today is the day to prepare,

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and that means having enough water,

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having flashlights and batteries,

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putting your prescription medications in

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waterproof uh containers. We're we're

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great neighbors here in Pensacola. You

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need to check on your neighbors. Check

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on those seniors, uh those people living

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alone on on your block in your

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neighborhood. that could make all the

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difference in the world right now. And

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so, uh, let's use this time to our

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advantage. We've got Thursday and a

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little bit of morning time perhaps on

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Friday to get ready. And we know how to

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do it here. We'll do it calmly and we'll

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do it together. If you're in the path of

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this storm this weekend, please stay

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safe, know your plan, listen to

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emergency officials, and watch your

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local forecasts for updates. Now, to

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chemistry, where one of this year's

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Nobel prizes is going to two scientists

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helping solve one of life's strangest

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molecular mysteries. Enri B Kagan of

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France, Kenzo Saii of Japan won the

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Nobel Prize in chemistry for discoveries

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involving something called kirality.

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Here's the easy way to think about this.

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Hold up your hands. They look almost

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identical, right? But your left hand

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cannot perfectly fit on top of your

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right. Some molecules work the same way.

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They can exist as two mirror versions,

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but living organisms often use only one.

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For more than a century, scientists

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wondered why. And more importantly, how

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can chemists make only the version they

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want? Kagan helped develop ways to steer

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reactions toward one molecular hand, so

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to speak. And so discovered a reaction

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where one version can essentially help

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make more of itself. That matters

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because in medicine, two mirror image

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molecules can behave very differently

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inside your body. Same atoms, different

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arrangement, big difference. Their work

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has given chemists new tools that are

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used in their daily work and has

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awakened interest in the chemistry of

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life's origins.

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Pop quiz shot. What are the markings on

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a leopard's coat cult? Spot spots,

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blotches, ringlets, or rosettes.

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If you said rosettes, you get a round of

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applause or applause. Leopards have

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solid spots on their heads and legs, but

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much of their coat features open

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roseshaped markings called rosettes.

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Just like fingerprints, each leopard's

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pattern is unique. Nature was like, "Uh,

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custom print only, bro." Visitors at New

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York's Bronze Zoo may spot a very furry

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new face. Meet Sarca, a four-month-old

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snow leopard cub, now on view with her

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mama. That is one cool cat right there.

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Snow leopards are built for extreme

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mountain life. They have huge padded

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paws that work like natural snowshoes,

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thick fur, and long woolly tails that

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help with balance and wrap their bodies

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for warmth. In the wild, they're so

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elusive they're sometimes called ghosts

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of the mountains. The species is listed

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as vulnerable, which is why breeding

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programs like the zoo's Himalayan

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Highlands habitat matter. Experts

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estimate there could be as few as 4,000

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snow leopards remaining in the wild.

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Now, to a story at the intersection of

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fungi and fashion. Not like a fun guy

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like fungi like the mushrooms. Picture

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yourself walking the runway sporting

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some of tomorrow's hottest looks. Now

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imagine that outfit isn't made from

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leather or plastic but seaweed, banana

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peels or mushrooms. Sounds less like

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couture and more like compost. Our Will

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Repley has more on one eco-conscious

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fashion house where the catwalk is

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getting a little greener.

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What if the materials on tomorrow's

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catwalks are not manufactured, but

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grown?

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At this fashion trade show in Hong Kong,

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buyers and designers are hunting for a

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new generation of biioaterials from

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banana peel, coffee grounds, algae, and

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this a leather alternative made from

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mushrooms.

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>> This is what made from 100% mycelium,

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which is the root part of the mushroom

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itself. Radius Hartio is co-founder of

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biioaterials startup MyCL based in

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Indonesia. That's where we met the

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company's second founder Adi Resa.

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The beauty of this mushroom mycelium

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production is we can grow the materials

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and do the planning or the post

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treatment process under one roof. A very

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short supply chain.

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>> NYC calls this their farm not factory.

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It takes two or four weeks to grow the

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mushroom mycelium. After the mushroom is

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fully colonized the substrate, we can

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harvest the mcelium as a form. We

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do the post treatment process. For

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example, like scrapping the materials,

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putting the moisturizer. And the last

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step, we put it on a drying often to

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reduce the moisture of the materials. As

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you can see, this is a freshly harvest

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mycelium leather. The materials is

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already looks like real leather in terms

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of the flexibilities and then the

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wrapabilities.

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>> MyCL has run trials with automakers in

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Korea, Japan, and the UK, including

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collaborations with Hyundai and Lexus to

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test mycelium as a future material for

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car seats and interiors.

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They also work with multiple fashion

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brands, including footwear projects with

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Adidas and independent labels from

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Indonesia to the UK. So far we are

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collaborating with 800 plus B2B and B2C

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customer across 54 countries.

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>> More recently myCL has added a new

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biioaterial to their portfolio, a

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plastic alternative made from seaweed.

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>> We extract the polysaccharide from the

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seaweed called caragenan. We turn these

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caragen into biop-olymer sheets. Until

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they can scale production, myCL's

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products remain a niche offering. Hartio

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also says there needs to be a [music]

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broader ecosystem of credible

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biioaterials for brands to shift away

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from animal [music] and chemical

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options. We would love to see more

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competition which means that the market

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is growing because currently our main

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competitors itself is not among

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ourselves but [music] against the

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conventional materials. All of the waste

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that we have in the world, we do not see

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them as a waste anymore, but as a

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resource.

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From mushrooms to the runway.

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Apparently, fashion's next big thing

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might be something we would put on

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pizza. Play that Friday music nod there.

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There is another lesson in that for us

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today, though. Innovation often starts

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when somebody looks at something

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ordinary and ask, "What else could this

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become?" I'm Koi Wire. We are CNN 10.

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Make someone smile this weekend and make

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it worth remembering you are more

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powerful than you know. Heat

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[music]

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up here.

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[music]

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>> [music]

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>> Heat

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[music]

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Heat.

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