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From red mud to green concrete: Low-carbon construction material can cut carbon footprint
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Research led by Trinity, in partnership with Gannon Eco and McGrath Quarries, is transforming "red mud," an industrial byproduct, into a high-performance, low-carbon construction material. The team is now moving from laboratory development to real-world industrial trials.
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