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Ecotoxicological assessment of cement leachates from low-carbon cements in marine conditions
Developing low-carbon cementitious materials is essential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the construction sector, particularly for marine infrastructure dedicated to renewable marine energies. However, their potential ecotoxicological effects remain poorly documented. This study evaluated
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