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December 31st, so give today at daily article.org. The coronavirus pandemic is generating tons of discarded PPE.

This gear is often made of polypropylene plastic, which can take hundreds of years to degrade in landfills and oceans.

Enter Binich Desai, a recycling prodigy in India, who at the age of 16 founded a company that has turned textile

waste into furniture and coffee grounds into plates and bowls. Now he's found a way to convert

PPE into bricks. Body coverings, masks, and headcaps are isolated for three days, sanitized, shredded, and sanitized again.

Then they're mixed with 47% paper sludge and a binding agent, and pressed by hand into molds.

Each brick costs about four cents. From the redemptive to the frightening.

A volunteer at an animal sanctuary in Florida was hospitalized last week after a tiger

almost tore her arm off.

She reached into the tiger's cage to open a door when the animal attacked her.

Other volunteers worked to stop the bleeding and preserve her arm.

A team member said later that the volunteer kept repeating

that she felt so stupid for opening the gate.

Bible searches have soared online during this very difficult year,

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