Creative Uses for Discarded Tires

Did you know that old tires can be used to make new, innovative concrete? Or to build strong, autonomous houses? The recycling of old car tires is among the most pressing environmental issues of today. Currently, only one-third of all waste tires in the world are recycled, releasing toxic components in the process that pollute the environment. However, a solution to this problem has already been found. Here are some examples of amazing applications for old tires that are already being practiced today.
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[@claudepoulin8558]

I believe that tire manufacturers just like battery manufacturers should be responsible and involved in their products after life , these days of not responsible for what I created is over, and this applies to all of us.

[@williamfowler616]

if you buy it then it is your? do not want the responsibility of disposal? do not buy it.

[@ErikLiberty]

Professor Walter Block explains in his paper, "The Plastic Problem: A Free Market Solution" that prices for dumping things that never disintegrate like plastic and rubber would be higher in a free market compared to things that do disintegrate like paper and kitchen scraps. The reason prices currently do not reflect that is due to the nationalization (municipalization) of garbage dumps. If they were privatized, then disposal prices would tend to reflect the harm done by plastic and rubber. This would cause consumers to prefer buying things that didn't cost so much to dump, which would cause manufacturers to make things with a lot less plastic/rubber where possible.

[@steve-qe7tj]

One of the simplest ways to use tires is for steps. Simply slice out the one bead inside one, place it inside the other, set up partly over the lower tire, and backfill using heavy rock at the bottom for drainage. I'm surprised they aren't used more for terracing, as they would last forever, and the weeds and other plant life would grow up in front of them to hide their unattractiveness. 💙💙💙

[@mltnetwork]

Innovations- I love it. Continue to create and improve!!

[@damongraham1398]

I wonder how much would it cost to dig up the old landfills that have century old tires and use them for fuel and construction?

[@user-xx4yl1hy7f]

Thank you for sharing this wonderfully informative video. I hope that your day is going well.

[@MicahThomason]

I'll bet two things... 1) Nowhere close to a third of old tires are recycled. And 2) That blonde girl 0:26 didn't swing that sledge hammer very long.

[@vusiradu5681]

Cement Crum Rubber good Innovation

[@romiagua2746]

Super 🏆

[@rasmey4444]

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