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RMIT engineers mixed 1% recycled cigarette butts into fired-clay bricks, and the bricks matched standard strength while cutting firing energy by 10%
RMIT engineers in Melbourne have developed a method to recycle cigarette butts into fired-clay bricks, achieving standard strength while cutting energy consumption by 10%. This innovative approach offers a solution to the global cigarette butt litter problem and promotes sustainable construction practices.
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