Recycling wind turbine blades is nearly impossible. Veolia North America thinks it can keep them out of landfills.
- Wind turbine blades are difficult to recycle because of their massive size and durable material.
- One company is the first in the US to shred the blades so they can be used as fuel in cement-making.
- Other researchers say the blades can be reused as bridges, cellphone towers, or fencing.
As America installs more wind turbines, a new waste problem is growing.