A significant amount of waste glass was collected in 1997, totaling 240 tons. This waste was intended for a site on Antilley Road.
Dyess Air Force Base played a role in processing the collected glass, as they crushed the material.
Further details about this glass collection and processing effort are available from The Economic Times.
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