Drive Wire for June 30, 2016: Scientists Turn Pig Manure into Asphalt
Organic matter-based roads would be cheaper and cleaner than conventionally-surfaced ones.
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The Drive Staff
June 30, 2016
On today's Drive Wire, The Drive discusses how pig poop can be turned into asphalt. Believe it or not, a little chemistry wizardry is all it takes to transform swine manure into a wonderful road surface. How does it work? Well, watch the video above for a brief summary of how scientists go about transforming pig poop into asphalt, then check out the full story by Jonathon Ramsey for all the details.
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