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In a groundbreaking study published in the *Journal of Materials and Engineering Structures* (translated from French as *Journal of Materials and Structures Engineering*), researchers have uncovered a promising solution to two pressing environmental

In a groundbreaking study published in the *Case Studies in Construction Materials* (translated from Japanese as “Construction Materials Case Studies”), researchers have demonstrated a novel approach to reducing carbon emissions in construction proje

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Chemical Engineering Transactions” (translated from Italian as “Transactions of Chemical Engineering”), lead author Darya K. Anop explores an innovative approach to recycling glass waste in the prod

In a groundbreaking study that could revolutionize road construction and paving, researchers have demonstrated the potential of reusing mixed reclaimed asphalt materials (MRAM) in alignment with circular economy principles. The research, led by Marti

In the heart of Europe, a quiet revolution is taking place in the construction industry, one that could significantly impact the energy sector and our approach to sustainable building practices. At the forefront of this shift is Aldrick Arceo, a rese

In the quest for sustainability, the construction industry faces a monumental challenge: balancing growth with environmental responsibility. A recent study, led by Goran Sibenik from the Future Cities Lab Global Programme at the Singapore-ETH Centre,

In the heart of Pakistan’s bustling construction industry, a pressing challenge looms large: waste. As the sector expands, so does the mountain of waste it generates, posing significant environmental and economic hurdles. Enter Muhammad Usman Shahid,

In the quest for sustainable wastewater treatment solutions, a novel approach is emerging that could revolutionize how industries manage pollutants while creating valuable byproducts. Researchers, led by Y.B. Nthwane from the University of Johannesbu

In the heart of Europe’s coal country, a revolutionary mobile technology is breathing new life into abandoned mining sites, offering a glimmer of hope for both the environment and the energy sector. Developed by researchers at the Silesian University