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European Commission Suggests Building Energy Use Reductions
As part of the temporary agreement that's been reached with the European Parliament, the European Commission has gone on to promise to phase out the usage of fossil fuels like natural gas when it comes to heating purposes by...
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Decarbonization Endeavours of The Global Cement Industry
At COP28 in Dubai, a new report was launched that outlines the significant efforts being made by the global cement and concrete industry and also its leading industry body, the Global Cement and Concrete Association- GCCA, so as to...
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World of Concrete Is Back – Same Intensity, New Enthusiasm
The 50th Anniversary of the World of Concrete- WOC, is the first and largest exhibition that caters to global commercial concrete construction and masonry industries and is now accepting registrations. It is a three-day education and community-focused event that...
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Sugar Processing Waste For Greener Construction Materials
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Researchers at Idaho State University have gone on to conduct a recent study that goes on to reveal that by replacing a segment of the cement that gets typically used in concrete with...
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Rammed Earth, Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Offer Better Build
Ancient concrete mixes made use of various materials like horse hair, urine, beer, and tree bark, as well as sugar, to elevate the strength of this long-lasting building material.
The Roman aqueducts, Mayan temples, which date back a thousand years,...
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Co-Processing In The Cement Sector Promoting Sustainability
The use of alternative fuels, also called as co-processing, has the simultaneous recycling of materials as well as the recovery of energy from waste by way of a thermal process. This option replaces natural mineral resources and also fossil...
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Making Concrete More Sustainable The Ancient Technique Way
A group of experts who happen to be from EPFL, ETH Zurich, as well as an architecture firm based in Geneva, has successfully gone on to create a new form of non-reinforced concrete by way of using stone offcuts....
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