For the past two decades, researchers are highlighting and countering the threats of
environmental pollution due to the production of cementitious materials and industrial waste …

With increasing population and rising demands for improved built environment, there is an
expected increase in greenhouse gas emission from the construction industry. Carbon …

With the rising global population and an increasing demand for enhanced built
environments, the construction industry faces a critical challenge with rising greenhouse gas …

In recent years, concrete has been accessible and economical in the construction industry,
resulting in high demand for its components. Cement is known for its negative impact on the …

Due to its environmentally friendly features and economic benefits, biochar has garnered
increasing attention as a sustainable and carbon-negative material in the construction …

The utilisation of biochar, the carbon negative product of pyrolysis, reduces the carbon
footprint of the cementitious composites as it possesses the potential to replace the …

Owing to the scarcity of raw materials and environmental concerns, concrete industry
demands a suitable environment friendly material, which can substitute it partially while …

The significant carbon footprint of the construction sector necessitates innovative strategies
to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining material performance. This study …

This study introduces novel methods for producing carbon nanoparticles from bio-oils made
through hydrothermal liquefaction of biomass. It further compares physiochemical properties …

Waste-derived hydrochars are presented for the first time as promising materials to reduce
the consumption of natural resources and the carbon footprint of the cement industry, while …