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      <title>Refurbished Shipping Containers Are Only as Green as the Fit-Out Around Them</title>
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      <description>A 20-foot shipping container is about 2.2 tonnes of steel. A 40-foot one is closer to 3.7. Making that steel the conventional way, from iron ore in a blast furnace, releases roughly two tonnes of CO2 for every tonne produced. So a retired 20-footer holds something like four tonnes of carbon that has already been spent. Give the box a second job and you don&amp;rsquo;t spend it again.
That is the whole pitch for container buildings, and it holds up.</description>
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