Innovative Materials Turning Buildings Into Massive Carbon Sinks
Discover how everyday building materials could be the key to massive carbon storage, according to a new study. Technologies ...
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Untapped potential: Construction materials could store billions of tons of COâ‚‚ annually
Working with Sabbie Miller, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at UC Davis, and Steve Davis at ...
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New building materials could lock away billions of tons of CO2
The quest to limit global warming and stabilize Earth's climate hinges on achieving net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Construction materials could store carbon in homes and buildings, helping the climate
Explore how common construction materials like concrete and plastics can store carbon and fight climate change.
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Storing carbon in buildings could help address climate change
Van Roijen calculated the potential to store carbon in a wide range of common building materials including concrete (cement and aggregates), asphalt, plastics, wood and brick. More than 30 billion ...
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Building materials show huge carbon storage potential
The researchers calculated the potential to store carbon in a wide range of common building materials including concrete, asphalt, plastics, wood and brick. Carbon-storing methods included adding ...
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Building materials designed to store CO2 could be the key to meeting global climate targets
Instead of costly and risky strategies for carbon storage, researchers wondered just how much storage potential the built ...
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Storing Carbon in Buildings Could Help Address Climate Change
Working with Sabbie Miller, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at UC Davis, and Steve Davis at Stanford University, Van Roijen calculated the potential to store carbon in a ...