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Leaders have no choice but to reach agreement on the Fiscal Cliff.
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Back in the mid-1980s, a cartoon depicted a sodden and visibly degenerating group of Canadians peering forlornly south of the border as rain fell-acid rain as it turned out spiced by the sulfurous output from a hundred coal-burning power plants in the Northeast U.S.
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The long-disputed federal transportation bill has finally been passed by both houses of Congress and signed by the President, after compromise from both sides of the aisle.
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A key vote on the fly ash containment issue will take place in the U.S. House of Representatives in late October or early November, according to Kerri Leininger, senior vice president of government and political affairs for NRMCA.
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More provisions of the new law take effect in 2011.
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Dust control equipment improves more than air quality.
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As the November 19 deadline looms, associates are helping producers learn more and weigh in about using fly ash in concrete.
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Designation as hazardous waste could turn concrete's environmental image on its head.