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Hemp as a substitute for concrete in the construction industry, contributing to the mitigation of climate change

Posted on August 22, 2018 by Lynda Petherick

Written by: Klayton Amai Photo credit “Sustainability represents a primary issue for the construction industry” 8. Construction of today’s modern

climate change, construction, hemp, Uncategorized

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