Daybreak Montreal5:08Using chicken feathers to fix potholes

Using chicken feathers to fix potholes

10 years ago
Radio
Duration 5:08

David Ballas, a ninth grade student at West Island College, thinks he may have found a way to fix Quebec's never-ending pothole problem: add chicken feathers to the asphalt mix to make the roads more water-resistant.

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