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Trinity researchers transform red mud into geopolymer concrete, achieving 67.8% to 79.8% carbon reduction. The material matches conventional strength after 56 freeze-thaw cycles with 109.7% strength retention. Industrial trials with Gannon Eco and McGrath Quarries confirm viability for real-world construction applications.
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