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In the quest for sustainable urban living, a groundbreaking study led by Louise Bartek from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences has turned conventional wisdom on its head. The research, published in *Cleaner Environmental Systems* (transl

In a world drowning in plastic waste, a beacon of hope emerges from the Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry at Veritas University in Abuja, Nigeria. Dr. Godwin A. Udourioh and his team have published a comprehensive review in the journal *Hybrid

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a recent study published in the journal *PLoS ONE* (which translates to “Open Science”) has shed new light on the potential of alkali-activated geopolymer materials. These materials, derived from i

In the heart of Shaoxing, China, a team of researchers led by Hongyu Tao from Yuanpei College, Shaoxing University, is turning the tables on construction waste, transforming what was once discarded into a valuable resource. Their recent study, publis

In a significant stride towards sustainable construction and energy efficiency, researchers have developed innovative bio-based polyurethane panels incorporating phase change materials (PCMs). This breakthrough, led by Damiano Rossi from the Universi

In the heart of Bangladesh, researchers are turning construction industry waste into a valuable resource, offering a promising solution to the environmental challenges posed by traditional concrete production. Ayesha Ferdous Mita, a civil and environ

In the heart of China’s rapid urban development, a groundbreaking study led by Jianshuai Hao from China Construction First Group and Tsinghua University is turning the tables on waste management in tunnel construction. The research, published in *Cle

In the quest for sustainable infrastructure, asphalt pavements have long been under the microscope for their environmental impact. A comprehensive review led by Abolfazl Afshin from the University of Mississippi’s Department of Civil Engineering shed

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned an unexpected corner: ceramic waste. A recent study published in *Cleaner Materials* (which translates to *Cleaner Building Materials* in English) explores how Ceramic Waste