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The circular chemistry that could make cement carbon-negative
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The circular chemistry that could make cement carbon-negative
Read the full story at Anthropocene Magazine. Cement is one of the most-used manmade materials in the world. And the kilns that produce this in-demand building material belch about 8 percent of the global carbon dioxide emissions. But a team from ETH Zurich and the US company Heirloom Carbon Technologies now propose a way to … Continue reading The circular chemistry that could make cement carbon-negative
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