It's always interesting to keep up with the various ways people...

It's always interesting to keep up with the various ways people are trying to make concrete greener.

As an aside, I was curious about how Concretene was going. 5 yrs and 4 months of business and what, 2 test slabs and a suspended floor? There are a lot of people pushing graphene in concrete and it doesn't have the bridging of microcracks that CNT's have or the varied lengths and rheology that EdenCrete has.

An example of just how long new techs take to break into the concrete industry. EdenCrete has paid it's dues, has the proof across applications and material variations and has dealt with the hold ups from various disastrous economic conditions.

Onwards and upwards.