June 2001
Car Compost
By Technology Review
Environmental groups want automakers to build cars that can be scrapped in eco-friendly ways. Metal parts are easy to recycle, but tough, durable automotive plastics aren't. Now engineers at the University of Warwick's Warwick Manufacturing Group in Warwickshire, England, have found a way to make these plastics "greener"-using elephant grass.
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