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Because medium density fiberboard (MDF) is widely used in building and product fabrication, making it sustainable could go a long way in helping reduce carbon emissions.
That’s one reason why a new type of MDF, made of rice straw, not wood, caused a stir at the recent Green Build International Conference and Expo, in Atlanta three months ago, and why it seems positioned to shake up MDF manufacturing in general.