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Michigan road built with 7,000 recycled tires wins national sustainability award

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Michigan has repurposed over 7,000 scrap tires into rubber-modified asphalt used to resurface Ellsworth Road in Pittsfield Township. The project explores how tire-infused asphalt performs compared to traditional road materials. Researchers are actively studying the durability and effectiveness of this recycled material. The initiative has received a national award recognizing its commitment to sustainability and responsible resource recycling. The project aims to address tire waste disposal challenges while potentially improving road longevity.

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