Human hair recycled in Belgium to protect environment - World
The Hair Recycle project feeds locks and tresses into a machine that turns them into matted squares.
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The Hair Recycle project feeds locks and tresses into a machine that turns them into matted squares.
Belgian NGO Dung Dung uses human hair clippings to absorb environmental pollutants in water.
BRUSSELS - Coiffeurs across Belgium are sweeping up and bagging hair clipped from their customers, and then handing it over to a non-governmental organisation that recycles it to protect the environment. The Hair Recycle project feeds locks and tresses into a machine that turns them into matted squares that can be used to absorb oil and other hydrocarbons polluting the...
BRUSSELS: Hairdressers across Belgium are sweeping up and bagging hair clipped from their customers, and then ...
The Hair Recycle project feeds locks and tresses into a machine that turns them into matted squares that can be used to absorb oil and other hydrocarbons.