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Kevin Surace inventa il cartongesso ecologico
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Kevin Surace ci esorta a ripensare i materiali edilizi di base -- come il noto cartongesso -- per ridurre l’alta quantità d’impronte al carbonio generate dalla fabbricazione e dalla costruzione dei nostri edifici. Egli ci presenta l’EcoRock, un cartongesso biologico e riciclabile che permette di risparmiare energia, creato dal suo team alla Serious Materials.
Kevin Surace is looking at the climate crisis from an engineer's perspective -- and creating products that prove there's no piece of our daily lives we can't redesign to be cleaner and greener. Full bio »
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