“Potatoes reborn as insulation, peanuts processed into partition boards and mushroom bricks that grow in five days – just some of the ways the building trade could change its wasteful ways and construct virtuous new cities.”
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@ArupGroup report features ops to use #WasteAsAResource in highly consumptive building industry – #SignalofChange https://t.co/SusXg1Nxoq
Bunch of old bananas or building materials of the future?
With the construction industry a big driver of climate change, can changes in materials make a difference? By Adela Suliman LONDON, Oct 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Potatoes reborn as insulation, peanuts processed into partition boards and mushroom bricks that grow in five days – just some of the ways the building trade could change its wasteful ways and construct virtuous new cities.
