Environmentally-friendly bricks made from sewage-treatment byproduct

When sewage sludge is processed at wastewater treatment plants, the leftover "biosolid" material is generally dried and set aside. While some of it ends up being used as fertilizer, much is often just stockpiled or sent to a landfill. Soon, however, it could find its way into eco-friendly fired-clay building bricks.

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Category: Environment

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• Building and Construction
• Eco-Friendly
• RMIT University
• Sewage

from New Atlas (Gizmag) http://bit.ly/2Ufrna3