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EPA to Investigate Ways to Reduce Pollution in Runoff
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's new green parking lot allows scientists to study permeable surfaces that may help the environment.
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Cummins recognized for environmental practices by Newsweek magazine
Cummins achieves a ranking in the top 20 percent of the 500 largest companies in United States in Newsweek's inaugural "green" survey released recently.
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ARTBA Hosting Regional Meetings this December
One-Day Sessions Feature Federal Legislative and Regulatory Reports & Discussions on Key Regional Transportation Projects
Safety
OSHA'S New Letter of Interpretation Requires Construction Workers Wear High-Visibility Warning Garments
High-visibility warning garments are required safety attire for highway and road construction workers.
Infrastructure
NAPA Releases Sustainability Report
National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA)
Publication highlights the ways in which the asphalt industry's everyday practices address climate change, improve air quality and water quality, provide green jobs, and reduce the carbon footprint of pavements.
Infrastructure
Institute of Green Professionals Awards Highest Honor to Sustainability Leaders
Five individuals honored for their extraordinary, outstanding and meritorious contributions to the sustainability sphere.
Infrastructure
Lower Costs Drive Roadwork Surge
Intense competition by road contractors and a drop in oil prices delivered more bang for the buck during the road construction season to residents in Eugene and other parts of Lane County, OR
Infrastructure
Concrete Sustainability Conference Call for Abstracts
Call for abstracts due November 20, 2009.
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American Shotcrete Association Takes on Sustainability Initiatives
ASA joins 19 other organizations for concrete sustainability; announces new sustainability committee and meetings.
Infrastructure
MIT Launches Concrete Sustainability Hub
New Center will accelerate the growth of science and engineering in concrete research.
Infrastructure
Mining Waste Pushed for Road Construction; Road Bill Delayed
A spending bill for the Interior Department approved by the Senate this week provides an incentive for contractors to buy mine waste in the polluted Tar Creek area for use in highway projects.
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Heavy-Duty Indirect-Fired Heaters
Heatstar by Enerco
Heavydutyindirectfiredheaters 10082208
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