WSU solidifies $3.2 million to form carbon-negative concrete
(The Center Square) – A team at Washington State University has secured $3.2 million in funding for a carbon-neutral, more sustainable, potentially higher-quality form of concrete.
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(The Center Square) – A team at Washington State University has secured $3.2 million in funding for a carbon-neutral, more sustainable, potentially higher-quality form of concrete.
Concrete is the major source of construction-related carbon emissions, but researchers are working to make it more environmentally friendly.
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