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WCA World Cement Conference to Focus on Innovation in Sustainability
World Cement Association
The international cement conference is the leading forum for presentation and discussion of the sector’s most pressing technical and sustainability issues.
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Policy Platform Urges Modernizing Transportation Infrastructure
Proposal outlines a blueprint for action by Congress supported by a diverse coalition of leading companies and organization working in transportation
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Missouri Flooding Disrupts Sand Supply for Concrete Contractors
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Michigan House GOP Budget Ditches Whitmer Fuel Tax for Sales Tax Shift
Diverting sales tax on fuel purchases from education to road construction would deliver about 28% of the road funding of the governor’s proposed fuel tax
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LA City Council Members Propose Stronger Building Codes after Wildfires
National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA)
Ready mixed concrete association's Build with Strength applauds the city's efforts to address fire crisis prevention head on.
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[VIDEO] Flooding Causes $3B Damage to Missouri River Levees
Assessing the degree of flood damage in IA, MO, NE and KS; plus more construction industry news in the June 6, 2019, edition of Construction News Tracker
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Guide Highlights Sustainable Practices for Asphalt Industry
National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA)
Second book in the Sustainable Asphalt Pavements: A Practical Guide series is now available
Practical Guide Series Highlights Asphalt Sustainability
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ARTBA Applauds US District Court Striking Down 2015 Wetlands Rule
American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA)
Texas judge ruled on procedural objections and blocked enforcement of EPA's Waters of the United States rule in TX, LA and MS, leaving it in effect in 22 states
EPA and the Army have been working in fits and starts caused by the government shutdown and sluggish EPA appropriations on an understandable, implementable definition of 'Waters of the United States'
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Hungary Building Green-powered Town from Scratch
The $1.1B project will be built on a barren strip of Danube flood plain in northwest Hungary
Hungary plans to build a carbon-neutral town powered by solar and biogas.
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Crafco Introduces Improved, Expanded Sealcoating Lineup
Bringing together its flagship products with polymer-advantaged and environmentally friendly options, the expanded ActionPave brand responds to the demand for more cost-effective and sustainable sealer options
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Dirt Work
[VIDEO] A-1 Excavating Finds Niche Providing Sand on Demand
John Deere
After nearly 40 years of site clearing, demolition, excavation, road construction, trucking and underground utilities work, A-1 Excavating diversified into silica sand mining in 2012 —and business is booming.
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Lessons to be Learned from Fire-Resistant Concrete Homes
How one home survived California's most destructive wildfire.
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