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SNUG 3rd General Assembly: Driving Sustainable Construction Forward
The SNUG consortium gathered on May 6-8 in Fredrikstad, Norway for its third General Assembly, hosted by the Østfold University College....
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Building a Sustainable Future: Why Zero Waste Matters in Construction
Did you know buildings contribute to over 35% of the EU's total waste? Our latest blog post uncovers the stark reality of construction...
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Building a Greener Future: Tackling Energy Poverty and Emissions with Innovative Construction
Discover how the SNUG project is fighting energy poverty & climate change through sustainable construction! Our latest blog post dives into innovative materials...
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