The Engineer - New limewash increases CO2 absorption and protects against erosion
Hertfordshire University researchers have developed a new limewash for building surfaces that uses bacteria to form a barrier against erosion damage.
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Hertfordshire University researchers have developed a new limewash for building surfaces that uses bacteria to form a barrier against erosion damage.
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Soon reach new heights in one place. take a look at this rendering of a vertical forest designed by an italian architect. they will be coded with 1100 trees and 2500 plants and shrubs. they will combat pollution by providing 25 tons of co2 absorption every year. producing more than 130 pounds of oxygen every day. this isn't the only carbon eating building in the region. construction on this plant covered complex will be completed this fall. it seems it's just the beginning of tree buildings growing in china. the fact the architect unveiled plans for a forest city as the guardian pointed out. h...
Reach new hiekts. take a look at this vertical forest. proposed to be built in nanjing will be coated with trees and shrubs. the cascading plants of varying species will combat pollution by providing 25 tons off co2 absorption every year, producing more than 130 pounds of oxygen every day. and this is isn't the only carbon-eating building in the region. construction on this plant-covered residential complex in taipei will be completed this fall. so it seems this is just the beginning of tree buildings growing in china. in fact, the architect unveiled plans for a forest city as the guardian poi...