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I have a question on environmental science. The question is as follows:
Cement or concrete requires water for setting. And abandoned/garbage concrete remains as solid rocky material. So, is this phenomenon of cement setting cause a net reduction of water from Earth's pool of water?
I cannot yet find a site for environmental science. Where should I put this question i.e. what is the most appropriate Stack Exchange site for it.
We have a Sustainable Living site
Sustainable Living covers
Sustainable Living Stack Exchange is for folks dedicated to a lifestyle that can be maintained indefinitely without depleting available resources.
It has a water tag for
Questions regarding sustainable use of water, or water's impact on sustainability in general. For questions on [waste-water], [greywater], [seawater], [water-footprint] or [virtual-water] please use that tag.
It also has other potentially relevant tags for abandoned/garbage things such as a pollution tag.
any addition of harmful substances or products in the environment (air, water, soil or food). For questions specifically about [air-polution], [greenhouse-gas-emissions] or [toxic-chemicals] please use those tags.
But do check out its help centre to find out more.
