Interesting new concept: Eco-cement

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Start date May 26, 2003
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The discussion centers around a product designed to absorb CO2 from the environment, which has garnered positive attention from some scientists, as highlighted in a report on The Science Channel. The product, linked to eco-cement technology, aims to transform waste materials, such as pizza, into sustainable pavement. While the concept is intriguing and has scientific backing, skepticism remains regarding its practical implementation and effectiveness in real-world applications.

May 26, 2003

Ivan Seeking

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This product is designed to absorb CO2 from the environment.
I just saw a report on The Science Channel. It seems that this idea has been well received by some scientists.

http://www.eco-cement.com/

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May 27, 2003

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Intresting !

But, I think I'll only believe it when I'll see
yesterday's pizza become tommorow's pavement...

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