The Economic Times

In 2012, Bellingham used porcelain from 400 recycled toilets to build a roadway, diverting about 5 tons of waste from landfill. It earned the world's first official Greenroads certification

Cities across the US are embracing creative solutions for eco-friendly infrastructure. In Bellingham, Washington, a unique project utilized porcelain from over 400 discarded toilets to create a new roadway mix named 'poticrete,' making up twenty percent of the aggregate. Meanwhile, the Meador Kansas Ellis Trail project achieved Greenroads Silver certification, successfully repurposing around five tons of material from landfills and marking a significant step in sustainable construction.