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Can We Build Roads To Withstand Climate Change?

As our climate-world around us changes, our infrastructure must change too. Year-after-year an increasing number of climate fueled catastrophes damage or destroy roads across the country. At what point do you stop rebuilding it, and just relocate?

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Cat® Soil Compactors: Quality Results Made Easy

Caterpillar

Count on Cat soil compactors for reliable, efficient compaction. Cat compaction technology can help you hit targets with confidence –– no guesswork.

Cat® Soil Compactors: Quality Results Made Easy

White House Sends $100 Million for Roads and Bridges Damaged by Helene

Even as the southern U.S. braces for the impact of hurricane Milton, the recovery efforts in the wake of Helene are already underway. Concerns have been raised that funding for emergency relief may run out while congress is on break.

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7 Strategies to Lower the CO2 Footprint of Concrete

hb+a Architects

By incorporating innovative materials and techniques, the construction industry can take meaningful steps toward a more sustainable future without compromising the structural integrity of its projects.

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Asphalt Industry Annual Training Guide 2024-2025

Key educational opportunities for asphalt plant operators and paving crews on topics like an milling, crushing, recycling, mix design, compaction, quality control, and more!

Avoid Downtime With These Upgrades To Your Asphalt Plant

Thalle Industries

Investing early and often in your asphalt plant upgrades, even in smaller components, can make all the difference during the busy season, when it counts most.

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LeeBoy Helping Those Impacted Locally By Hurricane Helene

Based in Lincolnton, NC, hurrican Helene came right through their own backyard. With employees, associates, and other locals all effected by the storm damage, LeeBoy is doing their part to help those in need.

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Your Sustainability Efforts & Subcontractors

This Digging Deeper podcast episode features an interview with Tommy Linstroth of Green Badger, who discusses how contractors can prioritize sustainability efforts while working with subcontractors.

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AccuWeather Puts Hurricane Helene Recovery at $225B-$250B

Buildings, roads, bridges and other infrastructure will need to be rebuilt after Hurricane Helene created catastrophic damage in nine states on the East Coast.

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Thermal Management Advancements for Off-Highway EVs

EVs present distinct thermal management challenges compared to traditional vehicles. While ICE vehicles can operate effectively across a broad temperature spectrum, EV components require more precise thermal control.

At the heart of this challenge lies thermal management, a critical hurdle in EV design that becomes even more formidable for electric off-highway vehicles.

Answer These 8 Questions to Rightsize Equipment for Data Center Construction

Sunbelt Rentals

Data centers come in all sizes, but one thing's constant — the need for smart planning. Whether you're tackling a 10,000 or 1 million square foot project, there are 8 important questions to ask yourself to help you rightsize your equipment for the job.

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Compact Equipment & Attachments for Demolition in Tight Spaces

Smaller demo jobs are becoming more prevalent — here's how contractors can find a better fit within the constraints of tight spaces.

The latest generation of Brokk robots, the SmartPower+, are designed to make crews even more efficient.

Stellantis to Invest Millions in Michigan EV, Hybrid Plants

Stellantis, parent company of Dodge and other brands, revealed it would invest more than $406 million in three facilities in Michigan to develop a platform that can be shared for both electric and hybrid vehicles.

With an investment of $235.5 million, SHAP will produce the company’s first-ever battery-electric 2025 Ram 1500 REV light-duty truck.

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