July 18, 2017
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Study: Expect more demand for paving asphalt
Demand for paving asphalt used in highways and streets is forecast to increase 3.3 percent per year to 13.7 million tons in 2021, according to a new study from The Freedonia Group. Learn more about the group's study and what's likely ahead for the market.
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Cemex Cemex reaches agreement on California coastal mine
The California Coastal Commission approved the agreement Cemex negotiated with commission staff regarding the continued operation of the Cemex Lapis sand plant. Learn more about this development. → MORE
→ Polaris Materials reports second-quarter results
→ Dodge Momentum Index moves higher
→ Great Lakes limestone trade slides
→ FLSmidth to acquire part of Sandvik Mining Systems
→ Viewpoint to acquire Dexter + Chaney
→ Volvo CE tests electric hybrid wheel loader model
→ Students tour Haver & Boecker facilities
→ AEM debuts campaign to promote equipment manufacturing
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Hawk Measurement Make your choice: Ultrasonic or microwave radar levels?
When dealing with solids materials, non-contact level technology needs to endure heavy dust, undulated surfaces and, potentially, hot conditions with the potential for buildup. Here are some simple rules to keep in mind when making your choice from Jack Evans, president of Hawk Measurement America, in this month’s Pit & Quarry. → MORE
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Photo: Vulcan Materials Ranking the nation's top crushed stone producers
The U.S. Geological Survey produced its latest list of the top crushed stone producers in the United States. Find out which companies make up the top 25. → MORE
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Kespry Mine planning at the speed of flight
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