Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan are testing plant-based biochar to minimize cement usage and reduce the carbon footprint of concrete.

In this video, we build a reusable charcoal mound using muddy soil. This method makes it easier to cook and provides a steady source of fire. Step by step, you’ll see how primitive skills create ...

Concrete has a long history of innovation, dating back to 6500 B.C.E. Although most of this material breakthroughs through millennia have been related to durability—the Romans were particularly gifted ...

Wilson Chowdhry, a campaigner and chair for the U.K. Reinforced Aerated Autoclaved Concrete (RAAC) Campaign Group, is using his daughter's home as a test case for a new project that could potentially ...

How to build a beautiful wood stove from clay Building a beautiful wood stove from clay can be a rewarding and practical project. It involves several steps, including designing the stove, gathering ...

Conductive concrete isn't brand-new; engineers have been adding carbon fibers or steel shavings to help roads de-ice or block electromagnetic interference for years. The twist with ec³ is that it ...