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Our cars require a number of fluids to function properly. Some of these fluids include brake fluid, transmission fluid and antifreeze. All these fluids contain toxic additives and do not belong in the trash, down the toilet or in the gutter. They should be recycled as hazardous waste.
A California company is developing a new technique for recycling carbon dioxide, or CO2, and turning it back into fuel.
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Steel and iron make up about 65 …
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