Porous asphalt is an environmentally friendly tool for stormwater management.

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Constructing a Perpetual Pavement today means that future generations will probably never need to replace the pavement structure.	When a Perpetual Pavement needs rehabilitation, road crews mill off the top layer for recycling, then put a new surface on the road.	The U.S. recycles about 2 million ton of plastic a year while recycling and reusing over 60 million tons of asphalt.	When asphalt pavement is reclaimed, the stone and asphalt cement in it are just as valuable as all-new materials.
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