In the effort to reduce emissions by using sustainable materials, carbon fiber-reinforced polymers, or CFRPs, have grown popular—see our previous coverage. CFRPs have high strength and elasticity, and can contribute to CO2 reduction with their light weight. But their production is emissions-intensive, which offsets the weight-reduction advantages And, the limited amount of recycling technology available…
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