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WAPA Washington Asphalt Pavement Association on LinkedIn: #TriviaDay #AsphaltDelivers linkedin.com
Recycling asphalt pavement from old roads for future use saved 58 million cubic yards of materials from going to landfills in 2020. #TriviaDay #AsphaltDelivers…
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Do you know the amount of “carbon-saved” for the 58 million cubic yards? That’s huge. It kept 5.8 Million Trucks from going to the landfills…that alone saves tons of carbon emissions.