In the Feb. 7 issue of P&Q Weekly Report: Aggregate production up nearly 10 percent in 2016 | Mobile crushing, screening market to reach $2.55 billion by 2020 | USGS report sheds light on minerals production

February 7, 2017

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SHARE WITH FRIENDS LEADING OFF Aggregate production up nearly 10 percent in 2016 In the latest figures from the U.S. Geological Survey, aggregate production in 2016 equaled about 2.49 billion tons, an increase from the previous year of nearly 10 percent. See how crushed stone production compared to sand and gravel. → MORE NEWS MORE NEWS Report offers insight on mobile crushing, screening market A report published by Allied Market Research projects the mobile crushers and screeners market to reach $2.55 billion by 2022. Find out what key factors are currently driving the market. → MORE USGS report sheds light on minerals production United States mines in 2016 produced an estimated $74.6 billion of raw mineral materials, a slight increase from 2015, reports the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Get more details from the report. → MORE → Senate confirms Chao as secretary of transportation → MSHA: Avoid working alone and in restricted areas → Former Trump campaign manager to address      NSSGA convention → NSSGA recognizes community relations efforts → Liebherr USA adds dealer in Arkansas → Mack Trucks dealer opens Oklahoma facility → Kenworth of Louisiana opens new location → Institute of Quarrying celebrates centennial SPONSORED CONTENT Increase quarry efficiency with a Kespry drone From planning to operations to measurement, drones are being used to save companies time and money, while increasing safety. Use the Kespry Automated Drone System to improve your quarry efficiency through stockpile management. → MORE FEATURED VIDEO MORE VIDEOS Construction materials outlook for 2017 How do you think construction materials production will fare in 2017? Pit & Quarry columnist George Reddin discusses the outlook for construction materials in 2017 and offers his projections. → MORE FROM THE MAGAZINE → Screening circuits optimize      Maryland operation’s process flow → Vulcan hosts technology,      equipment quarry event → Capitalizing on equipment repairs