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Georgia Tech launches Trash Lab to melt campus plastic waste

Georgia Tech has launched the new "Trash Lab" featuring the Trashpresso—a machine that melts and presses plastic waste into useful items like phone chargers.

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Georgia Tech launches Trash Lab to melt campus plastic waste

Georgia Tech has launched the new "Trash Lab" featuring the Trashpresso—a machine that melts and presses plastic waste into useful items like phone chargers.

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