An ancient quarry has been uncovered in Malta after trenching works which revealed it might date back to the classical period.
Xylem completes major Evoqua acquisition
Two major companies have joined forces to become one of the largest pure-play water technology ventures in a mega deal.
Heidelberg targets clay for emissions reduction
A french cement factory is set to benefit from a major cash injection to help transform its operations to be more environmentally friendly.
Rubble left behind by war could help rebuild key infrastructure
Concrete rubble left behind by war and natural disaster could be recycled and used to help rebuild key infrastructure quickly and sustainably, according to new research from the University of Sheffield.
Climate change action accelerated by Holcim
Accelerating goals to achieve net zero, Holcim has announced targets to reach 420 kg of CO2 per ton of cementitious materials by 2030.
Move over, concrete. “StarCrete” is here.
Scientists have ‘cooked up’ a revolutionary new material dubbed “StarCrete” that may be used, some day, in building homes on Mars.
Rock on: Crushing rocks could capture CO2 equivalent to the size of Germany
Breaking news out of Glasgow, Scotland: Researchers have discovered a revolutionary new method for trapping carbon dioxide that is guaranteed to rock your world. Literally.
John Deere is “all in” as it previews its largest CONEXPO-CON/AGG presence to date
John Deere will have its largest presence ever at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023 this March in Las Vegas.
Cummins to exhibit fuel agnostic engine at CONEXPO 2023
Cummins has announced plans to showcase the company’s new fuel-agnostic 15-litre engine platform with hydrogen, biogas and advanced diesel engines at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023 in March. Read more
