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  1. Warnings about declining gas demand were ignored despite the commissioning of new gas projects.
  2. Global energy use trends and a co-authored study on energy-efficient building materials inform climate policy discussions.

Sustainable building materials, including Darwen Terracotta and Poured Earth, are being developed as low-carbon alternatives to high-emission concrete.

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Sustainable building materials, including Darwen Terracotta and Poured Earth, are being developed as low-carbon alternatives to high-emission concrete.

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  1. RMIT researchers developed stronger concrete using coffee waste.1 source
  2. New low-carbon building materials are being developed as alternatives to traditional concrete.1 source

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