Study: Construction industry must adopt circularity to deliver net zero by 2050

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Study: Construction industry must adopt circularity to deliver net zero by 2050

New analysis from the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) assesses importance of circular economy practices if the built environment is to meet its emissions goals

The construction industry can significantly reduce its carbon emissions and project costs, and ensure a successful transition to net zero, by embracing circular economy practices and re-using building...

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