Reducing CO 2 emissions from the construction industry is the most imperative factor in the
fight against climate change, which aims to reduce the average atmosphere temperature …

The construction sector, in addition to being very important for the economy of several
countries, also has a significant impact on the environment as it causes a huge natural …

Using recycled aggregate s from construction and demolition waste can preserve natural
aggregate resources, reduce demand of landfill, and contribute to sustainable built …

Our world is facing critical environmental challenges due to the overexploitation of natural
resources and the extensive release of CO 2. Meanwhile, huge amounts of concrete waste …

Natural aggregate (NA) can be replaced by recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) in the
construction industry, which can solve the problem of construction waste disposal and …

In this study, natural aggregates, recycled aggregates (RAs), and carbonated RAs were
combined to prepare concrete. Strength, drying shrinkage, microstructures, and the carbon …

CO 2 mineralisation by recycled concrete is a novel approach of carbon capture and
utilisation to improve the sustainability of concrete products, which has attracted increasing …

CO 2 mineralization of cement materials utilizes reaction of calcium or magnesium with
carbonate ions forming insoluble carbonates. Recent research has demonstrated that this …

The construction industry is a major contributor of CO 2 emissions. Carbonation, involving
the reaction of CO 2 with alkaline reactants, immobilizes CO 2 into thermodynamically stable …

To tackle the rising CO 2 concentration in atmosphere, technologies of carbon sequestration
are emerging. As one of these technologies, carbonation curing of cement-based composite …