MIT Developing Concrete That Lasts For 16,000 Years

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From the page: "While drastically decreasing the carbon emissions sent into the atmosphere by its inferior predecessor." | What's horrifying about reducing carbon emissions? Styrofoam lasts about 9 million years!

Reviewed by Whomadewho Jun 21, 09:59am ( 16 reviews ) • archicentral.com

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Reviewed by ajanelle on Aug 05, 4:38am

Probably wonderful for some applications, but a horrible idea for widespread use
Reviewed by dotcommodity on Jul 16, 5:50pm

Whomade, you're right: I agree "drastically" decreasing the carbon emissions is a strange way of describing this excellent quality!
Rated by jannafire1 on Jul 15, 1:02pm

From the page: "MIT Developing Concrete That Lasts For 16,000 Years"
Rated by Rliivt on Jun 27, 5:10pm

This is excellent!
Rated by IIIIsIIII on Jun 23, 6:50am

Should contact these guys and ask further questions...
Rated by al3xand3r on Jun 22, 4:01pm

We don't need this.
Reviewed by Jassifer on Jun 21, 6:32pm

Didn't the Egyptian pretty much already achieve this?
Rated by objectconstant on Jun 21, 5:15pm

what'd they do, stick in some super advanced time acceleration device and turn it up to 16,000 years? AND Do we really need this? Seriously?
Reviewed by Hampton2012 on Jun 21, 4:42pm

Just because it will last for 16,000 years doesn't mean is has to.

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