Pothole repair made eco-friendly using grit from wastewater treatment

ScienceDaily
Aug 18, 2020, 9:40 am77 pts
Potholes are aggravating to drive over, and they can cause billions of dollars of damage every year to automobiles. Now, scientists report a brand-new way to repair roads that's also eco-friendly -- by using a remnant of wastewater treatment called grit that's usually disposed of in landfills.

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