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A UK startup is installing electrostatic tyre-dust collecting machines on a fleet of EV delivery vans in London .
The Tyre Collective has built the first -ever device to capture tyre dust at its source.
When cars drive, friction between the tyre and the road surface causes tiny rubber particles to break off, where they disperse into the air, water, and even our bodies.
Once captured, they can be upcycled to make rubber matts, inks, and dyes.
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