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Sustainability in Concrete: Decision-Makers, Dismissal Points, and a Framework for Implementation
Concrete is essential to modern infrastructure, but is also one of the largest sources of embodied carbon, with cement production alone responsible for a significant share of global CO₂ emissions. Although low-carbon and otherwise “sustainable” concrete technologies are growing, their use in everyda
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