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Researchers Develop a Sustainable Concrete by Substituting Natural Fibers and Components From Various Waste Streams for Synthetic Reinforcing Elements
A multinational research team is laying the groundwork for more sustainable concrete by substituting synthetic reinforcing components with natural fibers and materials derived from various waste streams.
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Record-challenging Heat to Expect in Northwest This Week
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The Pacific Northwest Is Experiencing Summer-like Conditions Due to a High Pressure System That Raised Temperatures
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Portions of the South Could Expect Near-Freezing Temperatures
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Human Brain Organoid is Functioning Inside Rat Brain After Successful Transplant [Stanford Study]
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Winterlike Feeling Within a Day Unfolds Across Minnesota and Wisconsin
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World's Largest Bony Fish Found After Giant Sunfish Washed Ashore in the Azores
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Torrential Rainfall in Australia Caused Major Flooding, Evacuations, and Power Outages
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Massive Cold Wave to Bring Snow Across the Eastern United States Next Week
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Researchers Reconstructed Billion-year-Old Enzymes To Decipher Early Photosynthesis Adaptations
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Gulf of Mexico Whales: Discovered Last Year, Facing Possible Extinction This Year
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Iguazu Falls Records Unusually High Flow, 10 Times Greater than Usual
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Rising Sea Levels May Cause Septic Waste to Contaminate Coastal Homes by 2100