Soy-based road preservation is saving cities millions, and the biggest breakthrough is that they can now do it themselves. Harold Stanislawski, John Olson, and Lindsay Hermes discuss how Hutchinson, Minnesota, turned a biobased road rejuvenant into a long-term pavement strategy that cuts costs, extends road life, and makes better use of taxpayer dollars.
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