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The Biden administration announced $160 million in grants to projects meant to measure the climate impact of new-fangled construction materials.
The grants cover a spectrum of potential alternatives from hemp-based products to bamboo, bamboo, recycled steel, and more.
Construction materials are responsible for around 15 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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