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A technical and economic feasibility study on repurposing copper mine tailings via microbial induced calcium carbonate precipitation
The current manufacturing of clay-fired and cement bricks has contributed greatly to anthropogenic global emissions and environmental damages. A possible solution that could be used to alleviate such environmental pressures is through the adoption of carbon neutral, microbial induced calcium carbona...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2021
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