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How to save the climate with cardboard as building material

A young man in a grey beany and blue coat smiles at the camera and holds a twirly fruit in his hand.

Der aus Sachsen-Anhalt stammende Robert Hille ist optimistisch, was unser Kampf gegen die Klimakrise angeht. Hier freut er sich über eine prächtige Monk Fruit.

Building a house is not only expensive, it also has a staggeringly large Co2 footprint. Robert Hille, who comes from Saxony-Anhalt, has already accompanied several projects in which the builders radically reduced their carbon footprint. Among other things, hemp and cardboard were used - and a great deal of optimism.


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By Julia Grewe

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Building a house is not only expensive, it also has a staggeringly large Co2 footprint. Robert Hille, who comes from Saxony-Anhalt, has already accompanied several projects in which the builders radically reduced their carbon footprint. Among other things, hemp and cardboard were used - and a great deal of optimism.



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