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How carbon capture could revolutionize the concrete industry

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We see concrete structures around us every day, but did you know that making concrete produces enormous amounts of greenhouse gas? One Alberta cement plant is trying to be part of the solution. CBC’s Stephanie Cram visited the plant to see the new, climate-friendly processes that may be cemented as the future norm.

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