Cities and Urbanization

One of Qatar's World Cup stadiums will be made from shipping containers

Shipping containers are stacked on a cargo ship in the dock at the ABP port in Southampton, Britain August 16, 2017. Picture taken August 16, 2017.  REUTERS/Peter Nicholls - RC1EB4B2AD50

The hosts of the 2022 FIFA World Cup aim to build a stadium from recycled shipping containers. Image: REUTERS/Peter Nicholls

Brian Spaen
Writer for Green Matters, Green Matters
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