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Scientists claim their innovative road surfacing material mimics self-repairing abilities of plants and animals, offering a lower carbon alternative to conventional asphalt produced using fossil fuels
Could self-repairing asphalt offer a solution to Britain's chronic pothole problem? Academics from King's College London and Swansea University, in collaboration with scientists in Chile, certainly think...
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