But cement, the crucial powder that serves as the binder in concrete, has become one of the planet’s biggest climate threats, generating about 8% of the world’s carbon dioxide emissions.

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Boise, Idaho, ranks second to Portland for worst housing crisis outlook. Learn about low vacancy rates and soaring home prices affecting these Northwest cities.

Boise wages stink. Home prices are insane. And availability is flat-out cooked. “The vacancy rates in Portland and Boise are less than half of those in many other big metros,” said Matt Schulz ...