A construction company crew has essentially destroyed one of Belize's largest Mayan pyramids with backhoes and bulldozers to extract crushed rock for a road building project.
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Turkey's sunflower industry, the ninth largest producer in the world of sunflowers per tonne per annum, is exploring how to use its leftovers in concrete.
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An Italian supplier has cast the limelight on a series of transparent concrete panels, which could yet have important applications in construction.
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The discovery of the 4000 year old remains of a royal personage in a UK quarry unlocks more mysteries about ancient Britain.
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Is there no end to what an unused quarry can be transformed into? Last week it was a fun park, this week an award winning botanical garden.
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According to KHL Group’s annual Yellow Table survey of the world’s top construction equipment companies, the top two manufacturers have remained the same but Chinese companies have declined.
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Rubislaw Quarry now has a third vision for its rebirth with the Aberdeen City Council in Scotland recommending a major office development.
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A huge boulder measuring 20 feet in diameter has crashed into illegally built houses after rock blasting at Hap Seng Building Materials’ Kukusan Quarry, in Sabah province in Malaysia.
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You could never say quarries are not versatile. We have seen quarries turned into hotels and quarries used as lakes — and now adventure parks.
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Swedish drill rig manufacturer Sandvik has signed an agreement with Canada’s Cubex to acquire its drilling solutions business and operations.
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Think mining and quarrying have nothing to do with the Easter celebration? Well, think again! It seems tin – not just tin-foiled chocolate eggs – has strong ties with the Messiah.
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Construction materials giant Holcim is turning to Google to meet the challenges of a worldwide company with offices on every continent.
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