A botanical cure for construction’s heavy carbon emissions
In the effort to decarbonize the construction sector, an Israeli company has developed an environmentally friendly building material: the kenaf plant
By ISRAEL21c —— Bio and Archives--May 6, 2021
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You can’t talk about architectural discourse in the 21st century without discussing sustainable design.
Known for its high rate of carbon dioxide emissions and contributions to air pollution relative to other cornerstone sectors, the buildings and construction industry is gradually implementing greener standards to reduce its heavy ecological footprint.
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