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Ozinga uses compressed natural gas to fuel a portion of its fleet.
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Four basic steps for meeting new environmental labeling specs.
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Westroc is proud to announce that its ready mixed concrete plants in American Fork and Springville have become NRMCA Green-Star Certified.
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Researchers and cement producers are making progress in developing earth-friendly cement products. But will the alternative products meet the same standards as Portland cement?
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Graymont, a Canadian lime and limestone aggregate producer, has entered into a strategic alliance to provide lime kiln dust to fertilizer company AGRO-100.
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Through 2017, a rebound in construction activity will propel growth in green building materials demand 11 percent annually to $86.6 billion.
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Beyond Green web extra links from the January-February 2013 The Concrete Producer.
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The MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub takes to the streets.
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World of Concrete from Feb. 4-8 is a showcase of green products and services for the industry. But venture outside the Las Vegas Convention Center, and you will find some of the country's most interesting sustainable construction projects only minutes away.
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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.