National Highways rolls out 'ground breaking' low-carbon asphalt trial

Stuart Stone
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Graphene-enhanced asphalt aims to extend the life of asphalt and reduce its carbon footprint

National Highways has rolled out a ground breaking trial of graphene-enhanced asphalt designed to extend the lifespan of pavements while reducing their carbon footprint. The surface laid on a kilometre-long...

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