Texas law to help preserve future aggregate resources
The state’s Senate Bill 2196 will help both aggregate producers and developers avoid conflicts when determining where resources reside.
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The state’s Senate Bill 2196 will help both aggregate producers and developers avoid conflicts when determining where resources reside.
Read MoreMembers of the Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) visited with Texas legislators to talk policy priorities and budget proposals.
Read MoreAggregate producers, equipment manufacturers, dealers and state association heads are mostly optimistic heading into the new year.
Read MoreAggregate producers were once again resilient in 2022, but their ability to adapt has been on full display this year.
Read MoreThe Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association’s (TACA) Environmental & Safety Seminar focused on sustainability in the aggregate, concrete and cement industries.
Read MoreThe Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association’s (TACA) Annual Meeting last week explored the expected impact of the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act on the state of Texas.
Read MoreThe Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) hired Matthew Posey as manager of government affairs and external relations.
Read MoreRecent Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) seminars centered around how conservation efforts can increase business profitability.
Read MoreThe Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) and the Texas Mining and Reclamation Association sponsored a training event to educate teachers on how minerals affect daily lives and how they are mined in the state.
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