Building new structures is a big part of the economy nowadays. The building sector is seeing a rise in issues as a result of rapid urbanisation. A rise in the number of people needing shelter necessitates an increase in the consumption of materials, utilities, and labour. In the long run, sustainable building practises may help the environment. Only by protecting our natural efficiency and minimizing our ecological footprint can we hope to achieve environmental sustainability. Traditional construction practises result in depletion of resources and pollution. Green construction practises may be aided by switching to eco-friendly materials from conventional ones. This paper's goal is to bring attention to the positive effects that green construction practises may have on the environment.
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