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numerous cleaner cement inventionsThe Cool Down
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Cambridge researchers have made a breakthrough in recycling old concrete.
The cement and steelmaking industries make up about 8% and 7% of annual global air pollution.
It's possible the technique could produce 1.1 billion tons of electric cement by 2050 .
The right breakthrough could help revolutionize how we build our infrastructure and use energy.
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