Researchers at the US Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have created a carbon-negative decking material that locks away more carbon dioxide than is released during its manufacture. The composite contains low-quality brown coal and lignin, a wood-derived product used in papermaking, fillers instead of the standard wood chips and sawdust. This composite contains 80% of the modified filler and 20% HDPE.
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