November 10, 2015
PQ Weekly Report
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LEADING OFF
Capitol U.S. House approves
six-year, $325 billion highway bill

After voting on nearly 130 amendments, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a six-year, $325 billion highway bill by a 363-64 vote. Check out the details of the House's bill, and see how it compares to the Senate's separate highway bill. → MORE
NEWS
Highway  Feds push to boost funding for infrastructure
As the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate prepare to negotiate a new highway bill, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx is pushing lawmakers to boost the funding for infrastructure projects. Learn why Foxx is encouraging more spending. → MORE
ISTOCK.COM/STURTI MSHA conducts emergency exercise at underground mine
The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) participated in a simulated mine emergency exercise at an underground mine in Missouri. Check out what exercises were demonstrated at the event. → MORE
→ NSSGA to host webinar on Endangered Species Act
→ NALC enters joint venture
→ Baldor promotes Fitts to director of quality
→ Purvis acquires Acadiana Bearing assets
→ Kaman to acquire Calkins Fluid Power
EYE ON THE BLOG
Luck Ecosystems Luck Cos. officially launches Luck
Ecosystems division

Luck Stone analyzed its quarry byproducts about two decades ago and tried to come up with ways to reuse them. Find out how the company created a solution through its new business, Luck Ecosystems. → MORE
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Economics pulse Economics: Construction materials update
The Construction Materials sector has had an eventful 2015 marked by major transactions and the sector’s first initial public offering in more than 15 years. Read about the stock performance, operating performance and key market drivers from this past year. → MORE
PIT & QUARRY UNIVERSITY
Pit & Quarry University Lesson 9: Washing & Classifying
Materials engineers constantly strive to improve concrete and bituminous mixes and road bases, and clean aggregate is a vital part of that effort. Yet, aggregate producers often find it difficult to meet all the requirements for “cleanliness.” Lesson 9 of Pit & Quarry University explains the functions of water in processing aggregates. → MORE
FROM THE MAGAZINE
Pit & Quarry November 2015 → Beating the odds in hostile
     conditions


→ One tough crush: Producing
     limestone


→ Battling city hall
RESOURCES
P&Q Stay connected to the industry through these sources:

→ Association of Equipment Manufacturers

→ FMI Corp.

→ National Stone, Sand & Gravel
     Association


→ U.S. Geological Survey

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