Top corporates launch Sustainable Concrete Buyers Alliance

James Murray
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Top corporates launch Sustainable Concrete Buyers Alliance

Amazon and Meta among founding members of new group designed to drive demand for low carbon concrete

A group of leading global corporates have teamed up to launch the Sustainable Concrete Buyers Alliance (SCoBA), which promises to help accelerate the development and production of low carbon concretes....

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