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Portland cement’s rotary kiln near 1,500 °C drives most of concrete’s CO₂ footprint, while curing traditionally consumes large volumes of water.
Carbon-capture aggregates, CO₂-cured low-lime cements, and related chemistries aim to mineralize carbon in the binder or aggregate — cutting net process emissions and, in some systems, replacing water-based curing.