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Scientists make breakthrough in research that could change the way our homes are constructed: mycocrete (finance.yahoo.com)
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Scientists make breakthrough in research that could change the way our homes are constructed: mycocrete::Soon, we could be living like gnomes.

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[–] Artaca@lemdro.id 2 points 1 year ago

Love folks trying new stuff in the construction space. Concrete produces a lot of CO2, but it also lasts forever if you don't demolish it. Seems like the material benefits from having forms (unless I misread it). Would be interested to see how it pairs with a modular system like ICFs (IMFs in this case I guess lol).