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Guaratuba Bridge in Brazil Opens with Asphalt Made from Recycled Tyres
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Guaratuba Bridge in Brazil Opens with Asphalt Made from Recycled Tyres
The Guaratuba Bridge in the Brazilian state of Paraná is scheduled to open on 29 April, drawing attention for its use of rubberised asphalt made from recycled end-of-life tyres The paving works on the Guaratuba Bridge used a special asphalt mix containing rubber extracted from scrap tyres, supporting both environmental protection and circular economy goals. According to Greca Asfaltos, the company responsible for the paving material, the rubberi…
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