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Splitting seawater could revolutionize cement into a carbon-negative material

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Scientists explore a seawater electrolysis technique that could transform cement production from a top emitter to a sustainable carbon sink.
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Splitting seawater could revolutionize cement into a carbon-negative material

Scientists explore a seawater electrolysis technique that could transform cement production from a top emitter to a sustainable carbon sink.

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