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- Wetland Labs proposes a cement alternative made from salt Tue, 15 Nov 22, 6:30amPresented by Startbahn, the exhibition Wetland Lab runs from October 29 to December 11, 2022 at SRR Project Space, Shimokitazawa, Tokyo. Wetland is a research project into ecosystems and sustainable materials led by waiwai research...
- MIT Scientists Create Greener, Stronger Concrete With Half the CO2 Emissions Sat, 27 Sep 14, 1:23amMIT researchers may have found a way to produce “greener” cement, the emissions of which, compared to the commonly used mixture, would be reduced by more than half! Through detailed molecular analysis of the structure...
- Opiary’s Terraformed Furniture Invites Nature Indoors Fri, 15 Aug 14, 5:35amOne can never have too many plants in the house, and Opiary's new line of terraformed furniture allows you to bring even more of the outside world into your space...
- Green Cement Made From Toilets and Bathtubs May be Stronger Than Traditional Mixtures Tue, 8 Apr 14, 2:34amAn international team comprised of English, Spanish, and Brazilian researchers may have developed a new type of cement made from ceramic waste such as toilets, bathtubs, and basins...
- Researchers Transform Contaminated Shipping Port Sludge into Safe Building Materials Tue, 15 Feb 11, 2:57amSwedish researchers have developed a process that can turn contaminated sediment in shipping ports into a cement-like substance that is safe for building...
- Solidification Process Turns Contaminated Sediment in Ports into Safe Building Materials Tue, 15 Feb 11, 2:57amSwedish researchers have developed a process that can turn contaminated sediment in shipping ports into a cement-like substance that is safe for building...
- Novacem Develops Carbon Eating Green Cement Tue, 11 Aug 09, 1:30amWe use it to build bridges, roads, sidewalks, and just about every structure relies on concrete for its base – wouldn’t it be wonderful if cement actually negated CO2 emissions instead of creating more? Well, now...