Concrete is formed by mixing hydraulic cement, water, and aggregate materials (sand, gravel, or crushed stone). It is the most common construction material used in the world.
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Electronic waste is among the most graphic examples of how the environment pays when businesses and consumers don’t.
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The recycling industry has long been recognized as one of the world’s first green industries, born out of the need to recover and conserve valuable resources. From the earliest of times, people recognized the intrinsic value of recycling and the benefits associated with using and reusing existing materials to create new products.
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Did you know that stainless steel was invented by someone trying to find a way to keep bullets from wearing away the inside of a gun barrel?
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With our products you will be able to keep your property safe for your customers, visitors and employees.
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The common usage of traditional, handmade 2 X 4 constructed wooden cable support towers are unsafe, costly, time consuming and not environmentally friendly. Find the new Portable Electric Cable Support Tower here.
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Each day, Lockport-based Rubberform Recycled Products LLC takes tons of things that typically end up in landfills – rubber tires, ground-up computer parts, wire insulation and old conveyor belts – and makes its own line of eco-friendly products that seemingly can’t be manufactured quickly enough.
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Signage System from RubberForm Recycled Products will help Levi stadium visitors in San Francisco get there easily via the VTA transit system.
Continue readingRubber Manufacturers Association official: Industry Must Find New Markets For Ground Rubber
The recession hurt the scrap tire market as it did most other businesses, and it changed the sector in ways to which the industry must respond, according to the Rubber Manufacturers Association’s chief scrap tire expert.
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The maker of recycled rubber and plastic products for the parking lot, road safety, road construction and a variety of other industries will receive a hydropower allocation of 200 kilowatts added to its existing 100 kilowatt allocation from the New York Power Authority. In addition, it has been awarded a $250,000 Environmental Investment Program grant from the New York State Empire State Development.
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