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Engineered wood gets stronger while trapping CO2

A new engineered wood could cut both emissions and construction costs. It's also stronger than normal, untreated wood, researchers say.

Engineered wood is stronger, fights climate change by capturing CO2

With the world focused on addressing climate change, scientists have had to get creative when it comes to developing sustainable building materials that tackle CO2 emissions. A team has now engineered wood that is stronger and traps carbon dioxide.

The Engineer - Engineered wood traps carbon dioxide

Rice University scientists developed a method to engineer wood to trap carbon dioxide through a potentially scalable, energy-efficient process that makes the material suitable for construction.

Engineered wood material grows stronger by trapping carbon dioxide