Florida mulls use of radioactive waste in building roads
Florida may study whether a radioactive waste byproduct of fertilizer production can be used to help build roads under a bill passed by the Legislature.
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Florida may study whether a radioactive waste byproduct of fertilizer production can be used to help build roads under a bill passed by the Legislature.
The bill, which awaits a signature from Republican governor Ron DeSantis, permits the use of toxic phosphogypsum in the road construction aggregate materials
Florida may study whether a radioactive waste byproduct of fertilizer production can be used to help build roads.
Florida may study whether a radioactive waste byproduct of fertilizer production can be used to help build roads under a bill passed by the Legislature.
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