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Brazil is Turning Sugarcane Waste into Stronger and Greener Asphalt Brazil is Turning Sugarcane Waste into Stronger and Greener Asphalt
Brazil is Turning Sugarcane Waste into Stronger and Greener Asphalt Brazil is quietly spearheading a revolution in sustainable infrastructure by turning sugarcane waste into roads. In an innovative twist, Brazilian researchers have discovered that sugarcane bagasse ash, the ashy residue left after sugarcane is processed for sugar and ethanol, can replace a key ingredient in asphalt. The result is a pavement that they claim is is stronger, longer…
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