Demolition and Recycling of Iconic Stadiums

The video discusses the demolition of iconic stadiums, Yankee Stadium and the Orange Bowl. It highlights the sale of stadium parts to fans, the careful dismantling process, and the recycling efforts involved. The use of heavy machinery like excavators and wrecking balls is detailed, emphasizing the transition from old to new eras in sports venues.

What happens to much of Yankee Stadium's memorabilia?

• It is discarded.

• It is donated to museums.

• It is sold to adoring fans.

• It is stored for future use.

What is the main challenge in demolishing Yankee Stadium?

• Its large size.

• Its architectural design.

• Its location in the Bronx.

• Its historical significance.

What percentage of the Orange Bowl's materials must be recycled?

• 75%

• 100%

• 50%

• 95%

Which machine is used to chew up concrete and steel during the demolition?

• Wrecking ball

• Crane

• Bulldozer

• Excavator

What is the role of the crane in the demolition process?

• To dismantle machinery.

• To recycle materials.

• To take off the towers.

• To transport materials.

What happens to the remains after the wrecking ball is used?

• They are sold to fans.

• They are stored for future use.

• They are left on site.

• They are cut, pulled apart, and recycled.