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In 2024, Utah recycled 15,000 cubic yards of 30-year-old highway concrete on
In 2024, Utah recycled 15,000 cubic yards of 30-year-old highway concrete on site; enough to fill two Goodyear Blimps. The concrete came from sections of Bangerter Highway that had been in place for about three decades. As part of a major upgrade, crews needed to remove portions of the old roadway to make way for new freeway-style interchanges. What if an old highway could become part of the new one? In Utah, that is exactly what happened.
Why it matters. Why it matters: In 2024, Utah recycled 15,000 cubic yards of 30-year-old highway concrete on site; enough to fill two Goodyear Blimps.
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