Researchers at the Uni of Sheffield and Sellafield Ltd. are exploring the potential of a new, eco-friendly cement to safely encapsulate nuclear waste. This collaboration could revolutionise nuclear ...

But lurking in the literal ashes is something of a minor climate savior. “Ash can be used to replace up to 30% of cement,” Krish Mehta, co-founder and CEO of PHNX Materials, told TechCrunch.

But lurking in the literal ashes is something of a minor climate savior. “Ash can be used to replace up a 30% of cement,” Krish Mehta, co-founder and CEO of PHNX Materials, told TechCrunch. By ...

The geopolymer, a natural cement-like binder ... applications of this geopolymer mortar is the encapsulation of radioactive waste materials,” Plando says. “Using it as landfill liners due ...