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Biocement From Bacteria, Urine, and Calcium Is A Greener, More Sustainable Alternative to Current Cement in the Market, Study Claims

Medicine & Technology May 16, 2022

Scientists have turned urine and industrial waste into a renewable biocement that can be used in construction projects. Read on to find out more details.

biocement

Biocement From Bacteria, Urine, and Calcium Is A Greener, More Sustainable Alternative to Current Cement in the Market, Study Claims

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