In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, researchers are turning to unconventional materials to enhance construction practices. A recent study published in the journal *Construction Materials* (translated from Arabic as “Building Materials”
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In the quest to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, scientists are turning to an ancient material with a modern twist: biochar. A recent study published in the journal *Energies* (which translates to “Energies” in English) shed
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In the heart of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, an innovative pilot project is turning an environmental challenge into a sustainable solution, offering promising implications for the energy sector and beyond. The Vietnamese Mekong Delta (VMD), a region rich
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In a world grappling with waste and energy consumption, the construction industry stands as both a significant contributor and a potential pioneer in the shift towards a circular economy. A recent study, led by Mohammed Al Kaabi from the Department o
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In the quest for sustainable construction and building management, digital innovations are emerging as powerful allies. A recent study led by Mayte Toscano from the Open Geospatial Consortium EU in Seville, Spain, and published in Open Research Europ
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In the heart of Bogotá, a groundbreaking study led by Carol Murillo from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia is turning the city’s construction and demolition waste (CDW) into a valuable resource for sustainable urban infrastructure. The research, p
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In the heart of China’s sprawling railway network, a common yet often overlooked material—fully weathered phyllite—is gaining attention for its potential to revolutionize sustainable transport construction. A recent study led by Aiping Chen from the
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In the heart of Hong Kong, researchers are pioneering a novel approach to construction that could redefine how we build our cities, with significant implications for the energy sector. Kaveesha Gihani Dewagoda, a researcher at the Department of Civil
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In the quest for sustainable construction, steel—a backbone of modern infrastructure—faces a critical challenge: its environmental footprint. A recent study published in *JRST: Jurnal Riset Sains dan Teknologi* (Journal of Science and Technology Rese
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In the quest for sustainable industrial practices, a recent study published in *Results in Engineering* (translated from Persian as “Engineering Results”) offers a compelling roadmap for transforming copper slag—a often overlooked by-product of coppe
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