Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Heavy-duty tires, essential for planes and trucks, traditionally rely on natural rubber, which often leads to cracking and polluting dust. Harvard scientists have engineered a new process to create a more durable rubber, promising longer lifespans for tires and reduced environmental pollution. This innovation addresses significant sustainability challenges by potentially decreasing landfill waste and mitigating the impact of discarded tires, contributing positively to climate change efforts. The development of these industrial materials offers a path towards more eco-conscious manufacturing and recycling tires.
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