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In BounceBack, students are tackling the challenge of recycling tennis balls, which are... View more

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In BounceBack, students are tackling the challenge of recycling tennis balls, which are notoriously difficult to recycle due to their complex material composition. The venture team is exploring innovative methods to separate and repurpose the rubber and felt materials, aiming to extend the lifecycle of these balls beyond the tennis court. Their approach combines scientific research with community engagement, seeking partnerships with local tennis clubs and sports facilities to implement a sustainable tennis ball recycling program. This project not only highlights the students’ commitment to environmental sustainability but also fosters a spirit of creative problem-solving and collaboration within the school community.

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Group Description: In BounceBack, students are tackling the challenge of recycling tennis balls, which are notoriously difficult to recycle due to their complex material composition. The venture team is exploring innovative methods to separate and repurpose the rubber and felt materials, aiming to extend the lifecycle of these balls beyond the tennis court. Their approach combines scientific research with community engagement, seeking partnerships with local tennis clubs and sports facilities to implement a sustainable tennis ball recycling program. This project not only highlights the students' commitment to environmental sustainability but also fosters a spirit of creative problem-solving and collaboration within the school community.

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