Environment
Natural 'Grown' Bricks Could Revolutionize Disaster Relief
Natural bio-waste bricks might become the future of disaster relief if a handful of up-and-coming architects have their way. The bricks can be made from various local materials, and are literally "grown" using a special fungus.
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