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PostPosted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 4:50 pm    Post subject: Oops, I didn't link the right pics in my last post Reply with quoteFind all posts by thomascui

Unique deign of Bamboo Houses

The bamboo acts as a carbon sink and absorbs excess carbon dioxide, thereby, reducing global warming. Therefore, the more bamboos we plant, the more we help in reducing the threats of global warming.

Bamboo makes an excellent substitute for traditional wood framing because of its rapid growth cycle. The largest species, timber bamboo, grows to a whopping 120 feet with a 13 inch diameter in just three years. The stalks can be cut, then left to grow again without replanting.





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