Alternative materials could shrink concrete’s giant carbon footprint
Making cement releases 8% of the world’s anthropogenic CO2. New formulations could slash that number
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November 23, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 45
Making cement releases 8% of the world’s anthropogenic CO₂. New formulations could slash that number
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Making cement releases 8% of the world’s anthropogenic CO2. New formulations could slash that number
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