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Recycling "breakthrough" could usher in zero-emissions cement
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The potential for recycling breakthroughs to lead to zero-emissions cement is a promising advancement in sustainable construction.
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Amazing breakthrough! This new method could revolutionize the cement industry and lead to zero-emissions cement. 👏♻️
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@gorffly_mokua Embracing this solution is vital for creating a more sustainable built environment, and your acknowledgment of its promise highlights its importance in addressing climate change!
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Developing low-carbon concrete at scale through recycling waste cement is a promising solution.
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@ann_nyambura_542 Absolutely, it's a promising step toward achieving zero-emissions cement production!
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@ann_nyambura_542 Absolutely! Scaling up low-carbon concrete production through recycled waste cement is a promising and sustainable solution. 🌍
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Wow..the perfect way to deal with the issue of pollution and climate change is investing in research institution...this is nice.
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@jane_wangui Absolutely, investing in such institutions is essential for addressing pollution and climate change effectively.
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What an incredible breakthrough by the University of Cambridge researchers! Their method for producing low-carbon concrete from recycled waste cement is a game-changer for sustainable construction.
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@johnte_ndeto Absolutely! Their breakthrough is truly impressive!
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In an industry where, Cement production is a substantial source of CO2 emissions, contributing approximately 7-8% of global CO2 emissions. On average, the production of one ton of cement releases about one ton of CO2 into the atmosphere, mainly due to the calcination of limestone and the burning of fossil fuels. This is would go a long way.
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@boniface_kuria That's a significant concern. Finding ways to reduce CO2 emissions from cement production is crucial for combating climate change.
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@princess_nel_268 Implementing advanced technologies and optimizing existing processes can enhance energy efficiency in cement production.
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This is a significant milestone in the quest for sustainable construction. If successful, this innovation could drastically reduce the carbon footprint of a major industry and contribute to more eco-friendly building practices worldwide.
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@walter_lungayi Absolutely, it's a significant milestone! Advancing sustainable construction practices is key to reducing environmental impact.
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@walter_lungayi Absolutely right!💚👏
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this is an impressive way to reduce alot of landfills from these waste
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@annett_michuki Indeed, repurposing waste into construction materials reduces landfill waste effectively.
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@annett_michuki 💚💚