The Seratech Process: Zero Emissions Construction Material

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Draper, Sam [author. ]

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Barney Shanks [author. ]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, October 7, 2022. Description: 355 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Concrete has been used for millennia to construct houses and cities. The material has helped improve the lives of billions of people worldwide and is essential to continue to raise living standards in the developing world. Concrete, however, is also responsible for a significant part of global CO2 emissions, accelerating the current climate crisis.

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Architecture (396) ,
Sustainable (105) ,
Research (211) ,
Project (1170) ,
Production (64) ,
New materials (47) ,
Materials (125) ,
Material extraction (11) ,
Global Awareness (326) ,
Energy consumption (104)

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Contributors, Densities, Energy and sustainability, Formats, No Density, Project, Seratech, Technology and fabrication, Topics.

Architecture, Carbon footprint, Carbon-neutral, Climate change, CO2 emissions, Concrete, Designing Matter, Energy consumption, Global Awareness, low cost, Material extraction, Materials, New materials, Production, Project, Research, Sustainable.

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Concrete has been used for millennia to construct houses and cities. The material has helped improve the lives of billions of people worldwide and is essential to continue to raise living standards in the developing world. Concrete, however, is also responsible for a significant part of global CO2 emissions, accelerating the current climate crisis.

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