Project
Summary.
In Brazil, making bricks requires 45,000 tons of wood per year, and this exploitation of wood is a major contributor to the deforestation of the Amazonian forest.
The Serragem project has developed a new biomass brick design with two factories located in the municipality of São Miguel do Guamá in Brazil.
Willing to reduce their impact on the environment, these companies have chosen to use biomass residues based on Açai seeds and sawdust, thus reducing pressure on the native forest and protecting biodiversity.
In addition, the project focuses on the social impact of these plants and the benefits they can provide to local communities.
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