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Spent coffee grounds ( SCG ) are the most wasteful byproduct of the coffee industry.
60 million pounds of the stuff ends up in landfills around the world.
As organic material decomposes, it gives off methane and carbon dioxide.
Scientists in Australia created a biochar (a charcoal-like substance) of coffee grounds that enhanced the strength of concrete by 30 percent .
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