MPA calls for reform of Welsh mineral planning system
The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has called for urgent reforms to Wales' mineral planning s...
Olive pits to reduce asphalt CO2 emissions
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Barcelona is testing a new type of asphalt that could result in roads with a smaller carbon footprint. The new type of asphalt uses charcoal from olive pits and pine biomass, turning roads into long-term CO2 sinks.
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