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All over the world, countries, companies, and people are turning trash into treasure. What starts as old milk cartons, tires, or seaweed becomes bricks, tiles, and boxes used for things such as paving roads and building homes. We went to places like Kenya, Nigeria, Mexico, and Thailand to see if garbage is the building material of the future.
Is Trash The Building Material of The Future? | World Wide Waste | Business Insider
Is Trash The Building Material of The Future? | World Wide Waste | Business Insider
