10/16/2026
đïž CLIMATE FRIDAY | THE NEXT FRONTIER IN LOWER-CARBON CONCRETE
When we discuss climate solutions, we often focus on energy. But the materials used to construct our buildings and infrastructure matter too.
A peer-reviewed study published in August 2026 examined the potential of wollastonite in cement-based materials.
Researchers compared untreated, carbonated, and acid-leached wollastonite. Their analysis found that the carbonated-wollastonite treatment had the lowest strength-normalized carbon footprint among the approaches evaluated.
The research highlights another potentially valuable application for wollastonite beyond its established industrial uses.
For Vertical Exploration, whose St-Onge project in Québec contains wollastonite, this is an emerging area of materials science worth following.
These are independent research findings, not commercial performance results for Verticalâs material.
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