Kenyan Woman Invents Method To Turn Plastic Into Construction Cubes That Are 'Stronger Than Bricks'

[Dana7360]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

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[Godboy]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

Meanwhile, you will never in your life see this invention used anywhere. It isnt as important as you make it out to be. You are just pandering because she is black.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

It's interesting for sure

 

[Crepitus]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

Meanwhile, you will never in your life see this invention used anywhere. It isnt as important as you make it out to be. You are just pandering because she is black.

Well you're just a little day of sunshine, ain't ya?

 

[Moonglow]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

In Arkansass there has been for some time a company that recycles plastic and they make fences with it.

 

[theHawk]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

Cool. Sounds like you enviro-wackos can find a job, at the local dump gathering plastic bottles and making these bricks.

 

[Muhammed]

IIRC Lego invented plastic bricks a long time ago.

 

[fncceo]

Kenyan Woman Invents Method To Turn Plastic Into Construction Cubes That Are 'Stronger Than Bricks'

And Lego (tm) lawyers are gonna send her to jail...

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Plastic bricks are not new.

 

[Moonglow]

Plastic bricks are not new.

Neither is Styrofoam forms to pour concrete into to make houses.

 

[JGalt]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

Cool. Sounds like you enviro-wackos can find a job, at the local dump gathering plastic bottles and making these bricks.

Maybe the Great Kenyan himself, Barack Obama, will have his next mansion built out of those plastic bricks. He will then forever be known as the Kenyan Lego Man.

But he'll have to give up smoking, they're probably flammable as fuck.

 

[fncceo]

A few months back, I remember reading an article about a 14-year-old girl in Jammu India who "invented" an electric ironing stand.

She didn't invent the iron, the cart, the solar panels, or the batteries, but ... she did put them together over the course of six months and won a $12,000 prize.

"Solar-powered ironing cart
She developed the invention after school over the course of six months. The first working prototype made by her was tested one year ago by the National Innovation Foundation, running under India’s Department of Science and Technology, which has also applied for a patent on her account.

The device takes almost five hours in bright sunshine to charge, with each battery powering the iron for six hours, according to Vinisha. Moreover, the cart can also run on grid electricity or a generator whenever necessary.

Her invention has won the Children's Climate Prize, which is an international prize awarded to children who have made efforts for the climate and environment. She will be awarded $11,600 (100,000 Swedish krona) to take the project forward."

 

[Concerned American]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

Sounds promising, wonder about flammability. Like plexiglas or lexan, there could be some concerns for fire fighters. Also will the manufacture of the bricks introduce more micro plastics into the environment? Now if we can just figure a economical way to retrieve the plastics from the ocean.

 

[Concerned American]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

Cool. Sounds like you enviro-wackos can find a job, at the local dump gathering plastic bottles and making these bricks.

Maybe the Great Kenyan himself, Barack Obama, will have his next mansion built out of those plastic bricks. He will then forever be known as the Kenyan Lego Man.

But he'll have to give up smoking, they're probably flammable as fuck.

Rising sea levels will float Obummer's shack out to sea and we will have more plastic pollution.

 

[JGalt]

A few months back, I remember reading an article about a 14-year-old girl in Jammu India who "invented" an electric ironing stand.

She didn't invent the iron, the cart, the solar panels, or the batteries, but ... she did put them together over the course of six months and won a $12,000 prize.

"Solar-powered ironing cart
She developed the invention after school over the course of six months. The first working prototype made by her was tested one year ago by the National Innovation Foundation, running under India’s Department of Science and Technology, which has also applied for a patent on her account.

The device takes almost five hours in bright sunshine to charge, with each battery powering the iron for six hours, according to Vinisha. Moreover, the cart can also run on grid electricity or a generator whenever necessary.

Her invention has won the Children's Climate Prize, which is an international prize awarded to children who have made efforts for the climate and environment. She will be awarded $11,600 (100,000 Swedish krona) to take the project forward."

Wow. That's probably like a fortune in Indian money. She'll never have to iron clothes again.

 

[fncceo]

Now if we can just figure a economical way to retrieve the plastics from the ocean.

Dolphins! They're cute and you can pay them in fish!

 

[JGalt]

This is cool.

It could help solve the plastic waste problem and housing.

Kenyan woman invents method to turn plastic into construction cubes that are ‘stronger than bricks’ – Wine And Water Watch

winewaterwatch.org

Cool. Sounds like you enviro-wackos can find a job, at the local dump gathering plastic bottles and making these bricks.

Maybe the Great Kenyan himself, Barack Obama, will have his next mansion built out of those plastic bricks. He will then forever be known as the Kenyan Lego Man.

But he'll have to give up smoking, they're probably flammable as fuck.

Rising sea levels will float Obummer's shack out to sea and we will have more plastic pollution.

He always wanted to have his own boat that wasn't just a floating turd.

 

[fncceo]

A few months back, I remember reading an article about a 14-year-old girl in Jammu India who "invented" an electric ironing stand.

She didn't invent the iron, the cart, the solar panels, or the batteries, but ... she did put them together over the course of six months and won a $12,000 prize.

"Solar-powered ironing cart
She developed the invention after school over the course of six months. The first working prototype made by her was tested one year ago by the National Innovation Foundation, running under India’s Department of Science and Technology, which has also applied for a patent on her account.

The device takes almost five hours in bright sunshine to charge, with each battery powering the iron for six hours, according to Vinisha. Moreover, the cart can also run on grid electricity or a generator whenever necessary.

Her invention has won the Children's Climate Prize, which is an international prize awarded to children who have made efforts for the climate and environment. She will be awarded $11,600 (100,000 Swedish krona) to take the project forward."

Wow. That's probably like a fortune in Indian money. She'll never have to iron clothes again.

Actually, should could pay 150 Indians to iron them for her.

 

[JGalt]

Now if we can just figure a economical way to retrieve the plastics from the ocean.

Dolphins! They're cute and you can pay them in fish!

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That's cruel and inhumane. We have 80 million+ liberals in this country. Couldn't they be taught how to swim?

 

[fncceo]

Couldn't they be taught how to swim?

You can't teach a liberal to swim ... They will threaten to defund water if it doesn't stop drowning black people.