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3D printing can help the construction industry become carbon-neutral. Here's how

3D printing construction materials

Traditional construction is responsible for generating 27% of global CO2. Alternative methods such as 3D printing hold promise. Image: Mighty Buildings

Slava Solonitsyn
Cofounder and Chief Executive Officer, Mighty Buildings
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