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1. Definitive waters rule rises in wake of Obama EPA ambiguity: (Government Affairs); ... waterways,” added outgoing NAHB Chairman Greg Ugalde (T&B Building Co., Torrington, Conn.). “Having farmed American land myself for decades, I have personally experienced the confusion regarding implementation ...; Created on 28 February 2020
2. EPA clarifies federal vs. state jurisdiction in definitive waters rule: (Concrete Currents); ... new rule will correct the vast overreach of prior rules, restore common sense to the regulatory process, reduce project costs and maintain environmental protection of our nation’s waterways,” added outgoing ...; Created on 24 January 2020
3. Design-build solution tames combined sewer overflow discharges: (Government Affairs); ... discharges to local waterways, received the Design-Build Institute of America’s 2019 Best in Engineering Design Award and National Award of Excellence (Water/Wastewater) recognition. PHOTOS: ...; Created on 20 January 2020
4. Transportation economist: 2020 outlays outpace inflation: (Government Affairs); ... in 2019 to $19.6 billion this year. Runway work is on track to increase from $4.7 billion last year to $4.9 billion in 2020. Ports, Waterways. The value of port and waterway investment should grow to ...; Created on 20 January 2020
5. EPA, Justice target emissions control-defeating devices: (Government Affairs); ... waterways and those waters that rightfully remain solely under state authority. ...; Created on 05 November 2019
6. ASCE opens Infrastructure Report Card to stormwater chapter: (Government Affairs); ... Card—the first time drainage structures and facilities will be graded in a widely subscribed benchmark the Society issues every four years. The category will join Aviation, Dams, Inland Waterways, Ports, ...; Created on 28 September 2019
7. EPA determination spares admixtures, coloring agents from SPCC regulation: (Government Affairs); ... health and the environment and, therefore, additional requirements are unnecessary,” he said. “Protection of our nation’s waterways is a top priority, and we will continue to use our many programs and ...; Created on 28 September 2019
8. EPA leaves sound regulations underpinning SPCC plans alone: (Concrete Currents); ... are protective of human health and the environment and, therefore, additional requirements are unnecessary,” he said. “Protection of our nation’s waterways is a top priority, and we will continue to use ...; Created on 26 August 2019
9. EPA prepares to shed contentious Waters of the U.S. interpretation: (Government Affairs); ... waterways. Our simpler and clearer definition would help landowners understand whether a project on their property will require a federal permit or not, without spending thousands of dollars on engineering ...; Created on 19 January 2019
10. Commitment to Environmental Excellence Awards: (Features); ... so no process water is discharged into the city treatment works or natural waterways. Berms and dikes separate process and storm water; a pond containing the latter is tapped for dust control and maintaining ...; Created on 29 November 2018
11. Council grades states on energy efficiency through building, vehicle metrics: (Government Affairs); ... build and maintain 21st century infrastructure, NACA contends, while supporting the 600,000 jobs across the cement and concrete industries. “America’s water infrastructure, from waterways to drinking ...; Created on 27 November 2018
12. Industry alliance bullish on Water Infrastructure Act: (Concrete Currents); ... “America’s water infrastructure, from waterways to drinking water systems, will remain strong thanks to Congress,” says Portland Cement Association CEO Michael Ireland. “Concrete is a central component ...; Created on 11 October 2018
13. Cemex stormwater capture plan neutralizes advocacy group gripes: (Government Affairs); ... stormwater from the three concrete facilities raised pH and metal levels in nearby waterways, violating the Clean Water Act. Cemex refutes their observation and notes that the BMP-anchored agreement reflects ...; Created on 16 August 2018
14. Lawmakers deepen funding commitments in water infrastructure proposal: (Government Affairs); ... navigability of inland waterways across the country. “America’s Water Infrastructure Act will make communities safer and grow our economy,” says Senator Barrasso. “President Trump has made addressing ...; Created on 20 June 2018
15. Lawmakers’ water infrastructure proposal runs deep: (Concrete Currents); ... significant ports and maintaining the navigability of inland waterways across the country. “America’s Water Infrastructure Act will make communities safer and grow our economy,” says Senator Barrasso. ...; Created on 09 May 2018
16. Road Builders: State, local dollars underpin 2018 market bump: (Government Affairs); ... +1 Railroads $11.9 $12.7 $13.3 +5 Subway & light rail $7.4 $7.7 $8.0 +5 Ports & waterways $1.98 $1.80 ...; Created on 19 January 2018
17. Standard measures drainage products’ pollutant removal capacity: (Concrete Currents); ... Devices, will help measure the release of runoff-conveyed contaminants from streets, parking lots, and other structures into natural waterways. While there are numerous ways and devices to remove particulates ...; Created on 07 August 2017
18. McInnis Cement starts Big Apple terminal construction: (News Scope); ... south Bronx site is part of McInnis’ network of terminals, strategically located throughout the eastern portion of North America and chosen for their access to efficient waterways, as well as their proximity ...; Created on 13 June 2017
19. McInnis terminal brings green mind set to Big Apple brownfield: (Concrete Currents); ... waterways and potential to minimize customers’ tanker truck miles. When completed, the 74,600-sq.-ft. terminal will feature a new warehouse that can store 43,000 tons of cement and load up to 80 trucks ...; Created on 02 May 2017
20. Cement producers affirm capacity for increased infrastructure activity: (Government Affairs); ... highways, waterways, pipelines, runways and even a potential border wall—the association figures that the U.S. cement industry would have more than enough capacity to meet even the most challenging infrastructure ...; Created on 01 May 2017

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