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Turning sawdust into fire-resistant materials— What is usually burned to generate energy today could protect houses tomorrow

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Turning sawdust into fire-resistant materials— What is usually burned to generate energy today could protect houses tomorrow

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Beep@lemmus.org to science@lemmy.worldEnglish ·
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What is usually burned to generate energy today could protect houses tomorrow. Researchers at ETH Zurich and Empa have found a way to press sawdust with a mineral binder to create a robust, flame-retardant material. It’s even recyclable.
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    This has already exsisted for awhile just not sawdust, my house is already insulated with it.

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