March 16, 2015
PQ Weekly Report
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LEADING OFF
Photo credit: Ervins Strauhmanis / Foter / CC BY Summit Materials
debuts on NYSE

Summit Materials Holdings Inc. made its debut as a public company on the New York Stock Exchange. Find out how much each share was worth when the company opened on the stock exchange. → MORE
NEWS
J. Don Brock Brock, chairman and former CEO of Astec, dies
J. Don Brock, chairman and former CEO of Astec Industries, died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn. Learn about this Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame inductee's legacy in the aggregates industry. → MORE
→ Shuster, Glassman to speak today at NSSGA
     convention opening session

→ House committee to discuss highway bill
→ CEMA reports increase in North America shipments
→ BCC report indicates growth in hydraulic proppants
→ Treasury secretary, senator visit Ellicott Dredges
→ Colorado School of Mines, CMAEF sponsor online
     mining course

FEATURED VIDEO
Featured Video Bucyrus Monighan 6160 walking dragline
In this video, a Bucyrus Monighan 6160 walking dragline stockpiles ore at a mine in Nigeria, Africa. Watch this video to see the dragline in action, and find out how Bucyrus-Erie entered the walking dragline market.
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Requiring no integrated plant air to function, the MCF PowerSaver generates cost-savings of up to 50 percent more than conventional cleaning systems. The MCF is built to handle heavy dust loads and extreme environments, and it provides cleaning capacities up to 250,000 CFM.
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EYE ON THE BLOG
Darren Constantino Still challenges ahead for the highway bill
Finally, politicians on both sides of the aisle seem to realize the need for a long-term transportation-funding bill. In his blog, editor Darren Constantino reflects on some of the challenges these legislators face.
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PIT & QUARRY UNIVERSITY
Pit & Quarry University Lesson 3: Geology
Humans have used rocks for millions of years, and these rocks are geologically classified according to characteristics such as mineral and chemical composition, permeability, texture of the constituent particles and particle size. Lesson 3 of Pit & Quarry University provides a breakdown of crushed stone, sand and gravel formation and availablility. → MORE
FROM THE MAGAZINE
Pit & Quarry March 2015 → Parks and recreation

→ Highway funding gains momentum

→ Women in Mining breaks more than
     one stigma


→ Effective water management

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