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Transportation gets a lot of attention in conversations about decarbonization, and it should. But building materials like cement also need it. The production of cement is responsible for about 8% of global CO2 emissions.

Thanks to President Biden, the Inflation Reduction Act, and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for this progress.

Industrial Demonstrations Program Selects Brimstone for Transformational $189 Million Federal Investment to Decarbonize Cement Industry |
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Industrial Demonstrations Program Selects Brimstone for Transformational $189 Million Federal Investment to Decarbonize Cement Industry

Brimstone was selected for a $189 million investment by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Demonstrations Program to decarbonize cement.
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how much of it goes to building transportation infrastructure and parking garages? A lot of what we need to be building for safe streets in cities is precast and just providing separation from cars on existing asphalt. Too bad the federal money is going to freeway widening.
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@enobacon Don’t reply to things you didn’t even read. Kind of a basic.
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8% but half of that is transportation too 🙃
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