Engineers at RMIT have created a material from cardboard, earth, and water that emits just one quarter the carbon of concrete and costs less than a third. Recyclable, buildable on-site, and strong enough for low-rise structures—practical sustainability in action.
(c) RMIT University via techxplore.com

Hybridmaterial aus Pappe und Erde reduziert Zement-CO₂ um 75 %

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Ingenieure der RMIT entwickelten ein Material aus Pappe, Erde und Wasser, das nur ein Viertel des CO₂ von Beton erzeugt und weniger als ein Drittel kostet. Recycelbar, vor Ort herstellbar und tragfähig für niedrige Gebäude – Nachhaltigkeit praktisch umgesetzt.

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