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Inclusive of Portland concrete material safety data sheets (MSDS) listing a range of health hazards. Including the caustic, alkali chemistry being detrimental to wildlife. With fish and aquatic creatures especially vulnerable to the caustic pH water changes from the toxic runoff that emanates from road building/repair and construction operations. While the obvious solutions to remove concrete pollution include (1) reducing the use of limestone-bonded Portland concrete, which is impractical given the massive worldwide need, (2) improving Portland concrete chemistry into non-toxic, eco-safe formulas, and (3) recycling CO 2 emissions into carbon activated energy systems. With numerous carbon capture projects currently in advanced stages of development. https://www.climatecentral.org/news/first-commercial-co2-capture-plant-live-21494... Nonetheless, these expensively enacted research efforts have convinced the competitive concrete industry that it has done and continues to do everything..