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Kevin Surace inventa a dry-wall eco-amigável
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Kevin Surace sugere a nós repensar sobre os materiais básicos de construção civil - como o conhecido "wallboard" (parede de gesso) - para reduzir a enorme quantidade de carbono gerada pela indústria de fabricação e construção civil. Ele introduz a parede chamada EcoRock, construida por sua equipe na "Serious Materials" e que constitui de material limpo, reciclável e de eficiência energética.
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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