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Green Turns To Gold As Thousands of Stimulus-Funded Energy Projects Are Awarded

Billions of dollars in green industry projects are ready to kick off in 2010.

BioMass Harvester Seeks To Turn Fire Hazards into Gold

Fecon is working to adapt its proven mulching technology to harvest - rather than merely mulch - woody biomass on site.

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Plant Maintenance

7,700+ cu. yds. in a Day

Walsh Construction Co. uses advanced technology to slipform a new runway at the O'Hare International Airport.

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Plant Maintenance

Invest in Service and Safety

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Give service and safety training programs a long overdue tune-up.

Biomass Picks Up Steam

Emerging market holds promise for land clearing contractors.

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Major Wire Industries Limited

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Pavement Preservation on the Rise in Utah

Skid resistance, durability leading factors in micro surfacing's use in Utah.

Automation Right on Track at Raceway

A non-contacting asphalt paving system helped an Arizona contractor achieve exceptional pavement smoothness and a 70% increase in production on a racetrack near Phoenix

Northeast Updates Production with New Portable Plant

This Wisconsin asphalt producer/contractor approaches plant upgrades similar to managing other pieces in its equipment fleet - make investments that improve performance and deliver a quality product for the customer

Stockpiling Tips for Using Hot Box Reclaimers

Organize your stockpile for easy access and use in the off season.

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Micro Surfacing Controls Potholes

An unconventional use of the micro surfacing paving process combined with pavement milling enables Intermountain Slurry Seal to reduce potholes on I-80 in Utah.

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Hot Box Reclaimers

Why this fairly simple piece of equipment should be in every contractor's fleet.

In cold weather states there's a huge profit potential not only during the winter but early in the season as well before plants open up. Schwartz says the extra work a contractor can do in the winter helps keep key employees around during the offseason. 'This piece of equipment carries its own weight,' he says.

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