Recycling used nappies (diapers) to make a tarmac additive for surfacing roads.

This is a heroic new approach to keeping babies' nappies and especially their contents, which putrefy and generate methane, out of landfill. As a mum, I find the process rather grim to write about(!), but please read the summary in the news report below: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/welsh-road-been-re-surfaced-23186565?utm_source=linkCopy&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar

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Diana
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Would love to see more initiatives like this one!
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We Don't Have Time
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Dear Alayne Perrott Thank you for getting your climate love to level 2! We have reached out to NappiCycle and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Marine We Don't Have Time
monicah mbesu
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How i wish this can be carried out here in kenya😪.
Patrick Kiash
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Great idea! In Kenya diapers are among things you come across in wastage areas.
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bRawlaphant
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Better recycling is being anchored. Reward yourself with EverGreenCoin:)
Peter Kamau
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Diapers are commonly used and dumped but they hardly decompose.i have carried out a clean up exercise in the steep decents of Thompson falls Nyahururu twice and during the first time I and a few aides picked up too much old but undecomposed diapers and oftenly I come across many in other areas too.Having them useful in this manner is indeed an amazing innovation.
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Sarah Chabane
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Quite interesting to read about!
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Marine Stephan
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What a great idea to reduce waste and methane emissions!
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