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How carbon-intensive are bricks?

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≈0.2–0.45 t CO2/t product. Modest per tonne, but margins are thin — the EU ETS phase-out bites harder here relative to profit than in steel.

From our guide: Decarbonizing Ceramics & bricks — full context, charts and sources there.

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