Australia began turning waste plastic into railway sleepers in 2015, saving timber; the recycled material could last up to 50 years
- Australia began experimenting with railway sleepers made from recycled plastic in 2015, turning material that might otherwise have gone to landfill into a component designed to sit beneath railway tracks.
- After years of laboratory research and smaller railway trials, the sleepers reached Melbourne's metropolitan network in 2019, w
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- Australia began experimenting with railway sleepers made from recycled plastic in 2015, turning material that might otherwise have gone to landfill into a component designed to sit beneath railway tracks.
- After years of laboratory research and smaller railway trials, the sleepers reached Melbourne's metropolitan network in 2019, w
Sources: Times of India