UJ develops hemp bricks for sustainable rural housing in South Africa
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- •The University of Johannesburg developed bricks made from hemp material.
- •The bricks are intended for use in rural housing projects in South Africa.
- •The innovation aims to provide a sustainable and cost-effective building alternative.
- •The project focuses on improving housing conditions while reducing environmental harm.
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- ▸If UJ successfully scales production of hemp bricks rural communities in South Africa could gain access to affordable, eco-friendly housing options
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