glass recycling on road conditions and infrastructure in New York City

Abbie was walking home from school when she noticed the shimmering pieces of glass along the sidewalk. She wondered why there was so much glass and where it came from. Her curiosity led her to ask her parents about it. They explained the importance of glass recycling and how it impacts the environment and the city's infrastructure.

Inspired by what she learned, Abbie decided to start a project on glass recycling for her school. She gathered information on how recycled glass is used to improve road conditions by making the asphalt stronger and more durable. She was excited to share how recycling could make a big difference in her city.

Abbie created posters and presentations for her school project. She included pictures of New York City's roads before and after using recycled glass in the asphalt. Her classmates were amazed by the difference. They all wanted to help by recycling more glass.

Abbie's project was a success. Her school started a glass recycling program. Soon, other schools joined in. Abbie felt proud knowing she made a difference in her community and helped improve the roads and infrastructure of New York City.