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9 May 2024
The US Needs to Lower Cement Emissions — ‘Blended Cement’ Can Help
This case study by the World Resources Institute examines the high emissions intensity of cement production in the United States compared to global averages. It argues that the U.S. can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase economic competitiveness by adopting 'blended cements,' which replace a portion of emissions-intensive clinker with supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs).
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Themes: cement concrete industrial decarbonization blended cement clinker substitution
World Resources Institute
Document type: Case study
Regions: United States

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