In 2012, Bellingham used porcelain from 400 recycled toilets to build a roadway, diverting about 5 tons of waste from landfill. It earned the world's first official "Greenroads" certification
Cities across the US are embracing creative solutions for eco-friendly infrastructure. In Bellingham, Washington, a unique project utilized porcelain from over 400 discarded toilets to create a new roadway mix named 'poticrete,' making up twenty percent of the aggregate. Meanwhile, the Meador Kansas Ellis Trail project achieved Greenroads Silver certification,…
The Economic Times ·