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78 Dumpster Diving Finds That Prove That One Person’s Trash Is Another’s Treasure (New Pics)

“One person’s trash is another’s treasure.” This saying couldn’t be truer today, in an age when society is more committed to sustainability and waste reduction. That’s probably why dumpster diving has become a popular trend, with even a dedicated subreddit. Here are some posts from the page, showing how much…

Bored Panda · 9h ago

Fly Ash Road Base Performance: Field data shows 83% stiffness gain; cracking still limits durability

In Wisconsin, a road repair initiative employed recycled asphalt combined with coal fly ash to bolster the structural integrity of the road base. Early evaluations demonstrated a notable increase in stiffness, suggesting enhanced load-bearing capabilities. However, subsequent inspections revealed issues, including cracks that hinted at potential performance setbacks. This project…

The Times of India · 23h ago

Jackson County Fly Ash Road Test: Missouri engineers recycle worn pavement; one-third cost saving reported

In Jackson County, Missouri, engineers have pioneered a budget-friendly approach to road repair by reutilizing old pavement. They created a stable mixture of pulverized asphalt, water, and Class C fly ash. This innovation not only led to substantial material savings but also minimized environmental harm. Testing of the newly developed…

The Times of India · 23h ago

Foundry Sand Aids Embankment Repair: Ohio highway project uses recycled fill; testing and moisture control prove crucial

In Ohio, foundry sand, a by-product of metal casting, was employed to refurbish an embankment. The Ohio Department of Transportation carried out rigorous laboratory assessments to verify its effectiveness for this task. Moisture management played a vital role in ensuring optimal compaction during the embankment repairs. This initiative showcased how…

The Times of India · Oct 17

Waste Oil Asphalt Costs: WSU tests fryer oil binder to cut asphalt prices; durability questions remain

In 2014, Washington State University researchers pioneered a bio-based asphalt binder crafted from waste cooking oil. Their findings indicated a potential cost reduction compared to traditional asphalt binders. Notably, they stressed the importance of extensive road trials to evaluate the binder's performance in real-world settings. Initial results hinted at enhanced…

The Times of India · Oct 17

150,000 tonnes of metal to be recycled following power plant's closure

Scoping report for Eraring power station decommissioning process to be made public in coming days.

Newcastle Herald · Oct 16

England turns unused wastewater tank into floating wetland with 3,296 plants

An unused wastewater tank in Somerset, England, has been repurposed as a floating wetland designed to improve water quality and create habitat for wildlife. In May 2026, Biomatrix Water worked with YTL Construction UK to install 275 square metres of floating wetlands at Cheddar Water Recycling Centre for Wessex Water.…

The Times of India · Oct 16

Over-tyred: inquiry calls for a recycling overhaul

Fewer end-of-life tyres would be buried in the ground and more recycled into new roads under changes recommended by a parliamentary inquiry.

AAP · Oct 15

Rivian Is Taking Its Battery Recycling Game To The Next Level

From manufacturing scrap to batteries that are no longer suitable for EVs, nothing is wasted.

InsideEVs · Oct 15

In 1956, Tressa Prisbrey turned discarded bottles into a 15-building folk-art village in California

Tressa Prisbrey, at age 60, began building Bottle Village using glass bottles from a local landfill. Over 25 years, she constructed 15 unique structures dedicated to her lost children and their memories. The site eventually became a cultural landmark and received various recognitions for its artistic significance. Visitors paid small…

The Times of India · Oct 14