Japan Turns Trash Into Land—Over 250 Sq Km Reclaimed From Waste Japan has reclaimed over 250 square kilometers of land by transforming incinerated waste ash into solid ground. Instead of dumping trash, the country processes it safely and uses the residue to expand usable land in coastal regions. This approach tackles waste management and land scarcity at the same time—turning an urban problem into national infrastructure. Important Details: • Land reclaimed using incineration ash • Over 250 sq k

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Thanks to Japan's strict recycling culture, less than 5% of the country’s rubbish ends up in landfills | The Economist