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</script>The material economy is how we provide all the physical stuff we need and want—houses, utility lines, roads and railroads, cars and trucks, consumer products—through manufacturing, construction, mining, and waste processing. Its products provide comfort, convenience, and safety, and making them gives meaningful jobs to more than 20 million Americans. However, the material economy is also the source of an enormous portion of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and local pollution. We cannot reach our climate goal of net-zero GHG emissions by 2050 without getting on a path to net-zero GHG emissions within the industrial sector. We cannot ensure everyone gets the safe, healthy life they deserve without addressing legacy and ongoing pollution from industrial activities.