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AI-powered self-healing roads made from biomass waste could solve pothole problems while advancing sustainable infrastructure, thanks to Google Cloud
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Sustainability initiative promises elimination of cooling-related water consumption as Microsoft responds to growing water stress in key markets
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US hotels face rising energy costs threatening profitability. CBRE reveals strategic solutions to combat utility expenses and maintain competitive pricing
Sustainability initiative promises elimination of cooling-related water consumption as Microsoft responds to growing water stress in key markets
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