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Idaho recycles 300 tons of crushed glass as road foundation under Highway 75

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Idaho has repurposed nearly 300 tonnes of waste glass as a foundation material beneath a section of Highway 75. The crushed glass cullet was strategically placed under the roadway, addressing both local waste management needs and engineering requirements. The project demonstrates how recycled materials can be effectively integrated into infrastructure construction. Officials say the initiative marks a notable step forward in sustainable civil engineering practices through resource optimization.

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