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Finnish company launches "world's most carbon-storing building material"

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By Nat Barker Verified
| Dezeen Verified
Finnish firm Elementic has unveiled MO6, a wall-surfacing material produced from forestry industry offcuts that is almost pure carbon. Called MO6, the product takes the form of thick, lightweight tiles with a rough texture and an off-black colour. Materials technology company Elementic established MO6 as a brand in May, with the debut collection, MO6 Eternal, launched on Wednesday at trade fair Habitare.
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Finnish company launches "world's most carbon-storing building material"

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By Nat Barker Verified, David Elstone, Derek Nighbor
| treefrogcreative.ca
Finnish company launches “world’s most carbon-storing building material” By Nat Barker Dezeen Magazine September 4, 2026 Category: Wood, Paper & Green Building Region: International Finnish firm Elementic has unveiled MO6, a wall-surfacing material produced from forestry industry offcuts that is almost pure carbon. Called MO6, the product takes the form of thick, lightweight tiles with a rough texture and an off-black colour.
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Six small but cool electric cars

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By Nat Barker Verified
| Dezeen Verified
The electric vehicle market remains dominated by chunky SUVs, but carmakers are also producing battery-powered hatchbacks that are modest in size but bold in design. Here, we round up six of the most eye-catching. Car manufacturers continue to favour larger models for electric vehicles (EVs). They argue that the heavy batteries are more suitable for heftier cars, though some experts have also pointed out that profit margins tend to be bigger on SUVs and SUV crossovers.
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