Un programa piloto de cinco meses que convierte plástico no reciclable en bloques de construcción ha obtenido aceptación por parte de los residentes de Tucsón. El concejal Kozachik quiere hacerlo permanente.
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A five-month pilot program turning unrecyclable plastic into construction blocks has seen immense buy-in from residents. Now, one council member wants to make it a permanent city program.
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