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Scientists electrify seawater to create carbon-sucking cement for greener cities
The study is inspired by nature, mimicking how coral and mollusks create their shells. The process replaces the biological energy used by organisms with electrical energy to drive chemical reactions ...
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Carbon-Negative Material Boosts Sustainable Concrete
Now, Northwestern's new strategy addresses this challenge by locking away CO 2 permanently and turning it into valuable materials, which can be used to manufacture concrete, cement, plaster and paint.
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New carbon-negative material could make concrete and cement more sustainable
Loria foresees putting some of that CO 2 back into concrete and cement to make more sustainable materials for construction ...
What tiny fossils from ocean floor tell us about the history of climate change
Scientists have discovered the key role the Southern Ocean around Antarctica plays in regulating the global climate ...
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TotalEnergies Eneos deploys Imerys’ first onsite solar project in Southeast Asia
TotalEnergies Eneoe and Imerys successfully deployed a 1 MWp solar rooftop photovoltaic system at Imerys' calcium carbonate production facility in Ipoh, Malaysia.
TotalEnergies ENEOS successfully deployed Imerys' first onsite solar project in Southeast Asia
TotalEnergies ENEOS and Imerys successfully deployed a 1 megawatt-peak (MWp) solar rooftop photovoltaic (PV) system at Imerys ...
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Adaptation to extreme conditions: thermal water biofilm studies could help understand ancient ecosystems
Hungarian researchers have discovered unique bacterial communities in thermal waters that may help unravel the development of stromatolites, one of Earth's oldest rock formations. These findings not ...