16-Year-Old Egyptian Scientist Finds Way to Turn Plastic Waste Into $78 Million of Biofuel!

Egyptian teenagers are on a roll lately - if they're not proposing the next-generation of space propulsion systems, then they're figuring out how to use the country's plastic waste for fuel! Sixteen-year-oldAzza Abdel Hamid Faiad has found that an inexpensive catalyst could be used to create $78 million worth of biofuel each year. Egypt's plastic consumption is estimated to total <strong>one million tons per year</strong>, so Azza's proposal could transform the country's economy, allowing it to make money from recycled plastic.

Egyptian teenagers are on a roll lately - if they're not proposing the next-generation of space propulsion systems, then they're figuring out how to use the country's plastic waste for fuel! Sixteen-year-oldAzza Abdel Hamid Faiad has found that an inexpensive catalyst could be used to create $78 million worth of biofuel each year. Egypt's plastic consumption is estimated to total <strong>one million tons per year</strong>, so Azza's proposal could transform the country's economy, allowing it to make money from recycled plastic.

Egyptian teenagers are on a roll lately - if they're not proposing the next-generation of space propulsion systems, then they're figuring out how to use the country's plastic waste for fuel! Sixteen-year-oldAzza Abdel Hamid Faiad has found that an inexpensive catalyst could be used to create $78 million worth of biofuel each year. Egypt's plastic consumption is estimated to total <strong>one million tons per year</strong>, so Azza's proposal could transform the country's economy, allowing it to make money from recycled plastic.