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UK Golf Course uses Glass Sand in Bunkers
Epping Golf Club has replaced traditional bunker sand with recycled glass sand, sourced via local recycling initiatives, as part of its environmental and cost-saving strategy. The glass sand proved cheaper, drains well, plays acceptably, and caused no more damage to mower equipment than conventional sharp sand.
Glass Concrete Research UK
Researchers have found that crushed recycled glass can be used instead of natural sand in polymer concrete, improving strength and sustainability in construction applications.
Why We Are Running Out of Sand
The world consumes about 50 billion tons of sand each year, causing severe environmental damage due to unregulated extraction from rivers, beaches, and ecosystems. To prevent shortages and protect biodiversity, UNEP urges stronger governance and the use of alternatives like crushed rock, recycled waste, and ore-sand.
Recycled Glass Waste Replaces Sand in 3D Printing
Researchers at NTU Singapore have developed a 3D-printing concrete mix that uses recycled glass waste instead of sand, and demonstrated its structural integrity by printing a 40-cm tall bench.
Golf Club Members Toast Bunkers Made from Crushed Beer Bottles
A Taranaki golf club has hit on a novel way to promote the game and encourage more memberships.
Understanding Glass Media As A Blasting Abrasive
Glass sand abrasives offer durable, eco-friendly surface cleaning without heavy dust.
