The Road to Reuse

Taylor Eighmy; Bryan Magee

The Road to Reuse

Taylor Eighmy
, Bryan Magee

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Abstract

A wealth of information is available both in the United States and abroad regarding the use of recycled materials in highway construction, and several states have active recycling programs. New partnerships may help the private sector, universities, research institutions, government bodies, environmental groups, and the public to coordinate their efforts.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	66-81
Journal	Civil Engineering
Volume	71
Publication status	Accepted - 10 Jul 2001

Keywords

highways
recycling

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