Swiss study on organic cotton underpants decomposition
A study conducted with 1,000 Swiss citizens involved burying organic cotton underpants to research decomposition rates. The research found that land use is the primary factor determining how quickly organic cotton decomposes in soil. This citizen science project provided insights into environmental decomposition processes and textile sustainability.
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Why did 1,000 Swiss citizens bury their underpants?
A study conducted with 1,000 Swiss citizens involved burying organic cotton underpants to research decomposition rates. The research found that land use is the primary factor determining how quickly these organic materials break down in soil.
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