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| THIS WEEK’S POLL |
| A study suspending nanoparticles in tiny channels of liquid on a microfluidic flow cell allowed researchers to watch how nanoparticles change in their environment in real time, which could enable smart color-changing materials and coatings. Do you believe this understanding of nanoparticles could also have an impact on how the industry approaches corrosion and coatings failure? Take the poll. |
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A new label program from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency would help federal purchasers and other buyers buy more climate-friendly construction materials and products, in part by defining what constitutes “clean” materials. Do you believe this will help the construction industry meet national net zero goals? |
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No, the definition of clean materials is too vague |
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