Reduce, reuse, recycle, get lost: strolling through a maze of plastic

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A couple walks through a labyrinth made with blocks of recycled materials at Parque da Juventude (Youth Park) in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Monday. Brazilian artist Eduardo Srur installed three 300 square meters labyrinths in the city, each of which is made with 30 tons of recycled blocks.

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Detail of the outer wall of a labyrinth by Brazilian artist Eduardo Srur, made of blocks of recycled materials at Parque da Juventude (Youth Park) in Sao Paulo.

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Comment author avatarimpatient girl

That's not recycled, that's just crushed and bundled. Unless you count "used in art piece" as qualifying for the definition of "recycled".

    Reply#1 - Tue Mar 6, 2012 11:29 AM EST
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