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India’s shrinking carbon footprint

25 November 2024

India, the world’s second-largest cement producer, is actively reducing the carbon footprint of its cement industry. On the eve of the 18th NCB International Conference and Exhibition on Cement, Concrete and Building Materials, ICR speaks with Dr L P Singh, director general of the National Council for Cement and Building Materials (NCB) about the achievements of the sector in decarbonising its operations and products.

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