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Axion supplies composite ties to Australia
Those ties are already manufactured from recycled plastics found in the waste chain. I suppose they could be recycled again when they reach the end of this service life.
So now when these plastic ties wear out, will they be able to shred and recycle them? That could be a great reduction in waste and cleanup costs!
Bunch of tree huggers.
Bunch of tree huggers. Cant wait for gouse to way in on this one
Mike Price: don’t they teach English 101 in Kansas? Youse ain’t got no trees in ‘Dorothyland’, so butt out! What ever happened to the Miami, FL outfit that was making ties out of recycled plastic? I forget the name. US Plastics, perhaps?
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I remember one story one of my managers had. When working in Western Australia for a railroad then owned by an American company a senior manager from the US at a meeting said “ya’ll considered using concrete ties,” to which everyone just gave him dumb looks as at the time there were more concrete ties in use in the Western Australia than in the whole US.