Roads are more useful than toilet paper sludge.

The Dutch built a cycle lane from used toilet paper

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Two Dutch companies have developed a way of treating used toilet paper to become a material that can be used to build roads.

The Dutch Built a Cycle Lane from Used Toilet Paper

This takes recycling to a whole new level.

A team of researchers have shown that significant amounts of hydrogen can be unlocked from fescue grass with the help of sunlight and a cheap catalyst. Hydrogen may soon be used as renewable energy for it does not produce any harmful gas.

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The Dutch Built a Cycle Lane from Used Toilet Paper

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A Truly “Green” Source of Renewable Energy: Grass Harbors Hydrogen

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