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How materials engineer and Gjenge Makers founder Nzambi Matee is transforming plastic waste into bricks that are lighter and five to seven times stronger than concrete [video:

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JackHudlervor 3 Jahren

Flammable, toxic when Flammable, no one would insure a structure built from it. Might make a nice paver system, or garden border. Biggest problem will be UV Breakdown.

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Timbuk Truvor 3 Jahren

Nice idea. That said, concrete doesn't melt, though.

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Starkvor 3 Jahren

I'd be concerned about what came leeching out of the walls 10-20 years down the road, tbh.

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Bhuvan Nvor 3 Jahren

Okay, what's the bottleneck? Why hasn't this taken off everywhere?

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Gert dal pozzovor 3 Jahren

problem is that in few years it will break in micro pieces that you'll eat/drink/breathe

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Water Towervor 3 Jahren

She was among 7 young people who won UNEP prize in 2020.

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Rita Shertickvor 3 Jahren

@NgRubix This is great recyclable item.

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Investors Network: Join us 👫vor 3 Jahren

Interesting what happens when wind blows and flood comes

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Renkencenvor 3 Jahren

So it kinda like real life LEGO brick as in actual human size?

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