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Japan adds CO2 to old-school debris to create stronger concrete bricks.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have discovered an innovative way to transform old concrete into something new.
These new concrete blocks are strong enough to build houses and pavements.
This innovative approach not only recycles waste but also helps combat climate change by capturing carbon dioxide.
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