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Maroc Maroc - KNOWRIDGE.COM - A La Une - 26/Jan 14:04

How simple mud could cut building costs and carbon emissions

Construction costs are rising, but researchers at MIT have found a way to make building with concrete cheaper and more environmentally friendly—by using mud. They’ve developed a method called EarthWorks, which turns soil, including dirt from construction sites, into molds for concrete structures. This innovative approach uses 3D printing to replace the traditional and expensive […]

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