Partanna Global is in the Bahamas. Interesting to see they use salt water in their concrete just like the ancient Romans. As is said of the Romans' concrete, absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere, heals cracks.
Partanna Global’s concrete substitute swaps these materials for upcycled brine and steel slag, which, when mixed, reportedly generate compounds that capture carbon dioxide instead. The Bahamas is an ideal place to unveil this new prototype, as brine is in no short supply for island communities facing rising sea levels.
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