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Carbon Reduction

Green ImpactEngineers turn waste cardboard into a low-carbon building material

Australian engineers create a low-carbon building material from cardboard and soil, cutting concrete emissions and construction costs.

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Green ImpactScientists engineer bacteria to replace fossil-fuel-based plastics
DiscoveriesNew glass cuts carbon by 50% and is 10x more damage resistant
DiscoveriesMajor discovery cuts the carbon footprint of AI training by up to 75%
DiscoveriesNew AI-powered app could boost smartphone batteries by 30 per cent
Good NewsWhy aren’t we going full steam with carbon capture?
DiscoveriesShifting conferences online cuts carbon footprint 94%
Green Impact‘Super trees’ may help save Houston … and beyond
InnovationsWant to limit carbon and curb wildfire? Create a market for small trees
Green ImpactScientists use sunlight and modified sawdust to reversibly capture carbon dioxide
Green ImpactThree ways to reduce the carbon footprint of food purchased by US households
Green ImpactAuto sector shifts gear towards recycling parts and batteries
Green ImpactCan we just bury our carbon dioxide problem under the sea?
Global GoodHow Carbon Pricing can save America’s forests from Global Warming
Green ImpactHere’s a 10-step plan to save our oceans by 2050
Global GoodBacteria may be the low cost, environmentally friendly energy storage system of the future
InnovationsNew innovation eliminates plastic waste as the asphalt hits the road
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