Scientists and students from Murdoch University in Western Australia have developed an environmentally friendly concrete alternative using coal dust from power station floors.
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Holcim deploys TAC for global emissions reductions
Holcim has begun implementing its Transport Analytics Centre (TAC) across 50 markets and 1.4 billion kilometres of transport routes worldwide to improve efficiency, safety and sustainability.
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Managing regulatory and environmental challenges to extend quarry’s viability
A concrete and quarrying producer has successfully sought the assistance of a consultancy and engineering specialist on a variety of complex consent applications.
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Battery-powered screen joins decarbonisation challenge
Powerscreen, a manufacturer and provider of mobile crushing and screening equipment, has responded to the decarbonisation challenge by unveiling the concept Eco-Warrior battery-powered mobile screen.
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Sandvik relocates to new Perth warehouse
Sandvik has signed a long-term lease to a build a state-of-the-art warehouse in Perth to consolidate its operations within the city.
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Holcim rolls out recycled aggregate product in Poland
Lafarge Polska has begun using Aggneo to cut emissions from its Polish operations, as it is 20 per cent lighter than traditional aggregate.
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The art of screen dynamics: lightweight designs vs momentum
For efficient classification, screens need to generate more acceleration than a rocket being launched, while also being lightweight and energy-conserving.
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Recycled materials used for residential Victorian roads
Reconophalt will be implemented for more than two kilometres of road at a new residential community in southeast Victoria called Stockland Minta.
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Global Quarry Life Award opens for submissions
HeidelbergCement has launched the fifth edition of its Quarry Life Award which aims to promote sustainable quarry management through a global competition with prizes up to €30,000 ($47,160).
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Belgian monks protect beer from quarry expansion
A Belgian chalk quarry has been denied the chance to expand after a group of Trappist monks insisted doing so would risk contaminating spring water used in producing a rare beer.
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