Follow the green brick road: Government awards £30m to carbon-cutting road projects

James Murray
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Asphalt made from grass cuttings and carbon capturing cement among the innovations to secure backing from the Decarbonising Local Roads competition

The government has today announced the award of £30m in funding to seven innovative projects working to slash carbon emissions from road building and maintenance projects. Delivered through the Living...

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