Materials such as concrete containing carbonate-based aggregates, bio-based plastics and biochar could sequester more than 16 ...

Interim City Administrator Jeff Dingman said the city has used the building for administrative purposes for around 50 years.

and in some cases the manufacturer of the materials used, for the costs of remediation. The Reuters review identified 103 public housing buildings, owned by 26 local councils and not-for-profit ...

Residents of the development would spend an estimated $1.3 million annually at Puyallup businesses, according to a ...

Smartkem Chairman and CEO, Ian Jenks, comments, "The first sale of our single layer dielectric materials marks a significant ... semiconductor polymers can be used to make a new type of transistor ...

“That’s the problem after 35 years of putting up with this we’re used to it," he said. He feels the sudden sale of wall materials is a political move by President Biden against President ...

A historic Center City building ... sale for $5.75 million. Powelton Digital Media Given the property’s CMX-5 zoning, Philadelphia’s most lenient designation, 1320 Arch St. could be used ...

A federal judge in Texas ruled in a virtual hearing Dec. 27 that U.S.-Mexico border wall materials ... as 2020 because they could not legally be used for any other purpose.

The sale, however, was ordered last year by Congress, and Texas had already received material from the federal government – and purchased more earlier this year. Building supplies and ...

Emails and videos of burned buildings in Los Angeles versus those still standing have been flying back and forth among ...

Concrete, the most widely used building material, can absorb carbon at the end of its life through a process called carbonation, undoing part of its emissions debt. Even alternatives like "green ...

Concrete, the world’s most widely used building material, emerges as a key player. By integrating carbonated aggregates and biochar—a substance derived from heating biomass waste—concrete ...