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A Note from the Publisher Visit us online at www.enr.com for daily news updates, latest product information, and articles. The following message is brought to you on behalf of Nucor, an ENR marketing partner. We hope you find it valuable, and on behalf of our entire team, thank you for reading! Scott Seltz Publisher Lower Your Project's Carbon Footprint With Circular Steel The green economy is being built on steel and how that steel is made matters. The two ways to make steel — extractive and circular — yield significantly different GHG intensities. Low embodied carbon circular steel is the key to meeting your project's sustainability goals. Explore Extractive vs. Circular Steel → Sustainable Steel Solutions At Your Fingertips Steel is quickly becoming the material of choice for building and bridge projects. By partnering with our Construction Solutions team, you gain access to their steel and sustainability expertise, Nucor's unique position in the value chain, and innovative technical solutions. From preliminary design assistance to Life Cycle Assessment or Global Warming Potential models and everything in between, Nucor's Construction Solutions team is here to help drive your project forward. Get The Conversation Started → Reimagine Project Efficiency With High-Strength Structural Steel As sustainability continues to drive many project decisions, high-strength structural steel is the material of choice in building designs. Our Aeos™ ASTM A913 structural steel is produced from more than 95% recycled steel and provides a higher strength-to-weight ratio than traditional ASTM A992 steel. Aeos is made with electric arc furnace (EAF) technology, making it the lowest embodied carbon steel of its kind, and it can reduce your project's overall environmental impact because less material is needed to support the same loads. Discover the Aeos Advantage → More from ENR Real-Life LEGO Set: Putting Together a New Way of Building Structural materials have not changed all that much since reinforced concrete was introduced to construction in the late 19th century, but a fiber-reinforced, mineral composite system boasting easy assembly and considerable strength offers a new alternative. ENR California Names 2024 Top Young Professionals The annual awards program recognizes individuals under 40 years of age in each of ENR's 10 regions who have shown extraordinary career leadership and service. A panel of independent judges reviewed almost 70 candidates from California and Hawaii to determine the Top 20.

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