In 1990, engineers from the United States used 580 thousand shredded tires to stabilize a highway threatened by landslides: the solution cost only US$10 per ton of material and became a reference in engineering

Original: Em 1990, engenheiros dos Estados Unidos utilizaram 580 mil pneus triturados para estabilizar uma rodovia ameaçada por deslizamentos: a solução custou apenas US$ 10 por tonelada de material e se tornou referência na engenharia

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