Black carbon is one of the heaviest air pollutants and a significant health threat for people living in urban areas. Working towards a cleaner future, Mumbai-based studio Carbon Craft Design lock captured black carbon inside tiles. At the moment, a single tile can store up to 5 kilograms of CO2e and the company hopes their model can one day become the norm.
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