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Erika Celeste

Erika Celeste

Verified

Washington

Final Covers

Women’s Sports , College Athletics, Sports Books, Soccer , Sports , Culture, sports , business, Olympics , Sports , History

Doesn’t Cover

Politics, entertainment,sports.

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 74

  • Companies Cut Concrete's Heavy Carbon Footprint

    By Erika Celeste, Steve Baragona Verified| Voice of America (VOA) Verified It's literally the foundation of modern life. A slab of concrete underlies nearly every permanent structure on Earth. Concrete blocks are a basic unit of construction worldwide, with 1 trillion being manufactured yearly by 2027. But concrete, the most abundant human-made material in the world, is also one of the largest sources of planet-warming carbon dioxide.

    By Erika Celeste, Steve Baragona Verified · Voice of America (VOA)

    Apr. 27, 2021

  • Fabrikas, kuris atliekas paverčia ekologišku kuru: pirmaisiais metais perdirbs beveik 100 000 tonų plastiko

    By Hannah Jiang, Erika Celeste, Brittany Stephanis Verified| 15min Verified Ši „Brightmark“ gamykla yra pirmoji tokio pobūdžio gamykla JAV. Joje plastikinės atliekos paverčiamos vašku ir ekologišku kuru – procesas, kuriuo „Brightmark“ tikisi paskatinti revoliuciją plastiko pramonėje, kai 2021 metais fabrikas ims dirbti visu pajėgumu.

    By Hannah Jiang, Erika Celeste, Brittany Stephanis Verified · 15min

    Oct. 06, 2020

  • Companies Cut Concrete's Heavy Carbon Footprint

    By Erika Celeste, Steve Baragona Verified| Voice of America (VOA) Verified It's literally the foundation of modern life. A slab of concrete underlies nearly every permanent structure on Earth. Concrete blocks are a basic unit of construction worldwide, with 1 trillion being manufactured yearly by 2027. But concrete, the most abundant human-made material in the world, is also one of the largest sources of planet-warming carbon dioxide.

    By Erika Celeste, Steve Baragona Verified · Voice of America (VOA)

    Apr. 27, 2021

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