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Comment by nexthash
A lot of people here are asking the same question and I can't find it addressed anywhere: how does this product not heavily pollute the environment? Since the bricks contain plastic they are prone to flaking and the formation of microplastic particles, which can last for thousands of years and get into the digestive systems of animals and humans. Also, the plastic might crack from constant UV radiation under the Kenyan sun. Could somebody explain what the rationale might be for putting 1000 plastic bricks/day into the environment or if there's something I'm missing?