Government backs new recycled materials research partnership

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Government teams up with Tata Steel and Royal Academy of Engineering for new project designed to boost use of recycled and circular structural materials in India and UK

The British government, Tata Steel, and the Royal Academy of Engineering have launched a three-year research and innovation partnership designed to scale up the use of sustainable and recycled structural...

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