An indicator framework for quantifying the sustainability of concrete materials from the perspectives of global sustainable development
Despite progress in many areas, the concrete industry still confronts challenges when it comes to the topic of concrete sustainability. Several evaluation methods have been proposed in response to these challenges, but the lack of a holistic framework for sustainable concrete material remains. In th...
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