BBC Middle East Reports on Dubai's Construction Waste

[youtube width=”560″ height=”410″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQugHz5HaAI[/youtube]

Seventy-six thousand tonnes of waste pour out of Dubai’s construction sites every single day. Just one side effect of the massive building boom there/here. But the Emirate is now running out of space to put it as existing landfill sites reach capacity.

So it’s building new plants to recycle more of that waste, and as Ben Thompson now reports, that could help business, as well as the environment. Watch the video for the whole story.

Update: world markets in trouble as Dubai seeks debt hold on mega construction projects

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