Aspen, Colorado, passes ordinance to reduce C&D waste
The ordinance targets construction projects over 2,000 square feet, requiring them to divert 100 percent of recoverable materials.
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Using AI technology, a California robotics startup is envisioning future alternatives for reclaiming construction lumber in C&D material streams.
Wisconsin ranks No. 1 for construction, according to ABC scorecard
The state takes the top spot for the highest scores on fair and open competition policies, sustained level of positive job growth and a continued commitment to quality career and technical education.
Canton, Ohio, nonprofit helps divert building materials for reuse
The Stock Pile works with brands like Lowe’s to provide discounted building materials to low- and moderate-income individuals for home repairs.
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Pacific Steel Group receives funding for EAF mill
California rebar fabricator receives $200 million loan from sustainable infrastructure firm Generate Capital.
Nucor emissions targets receive GSCC approval
Recycled-content steelmaker sets a target of less than 1 ton of emissions for each ton of steel produced by its hot-rolled steel mills.
Indiana region focuses on demolition projects
Elected officials in Vigo County, Indiana, and its largest city, Terre Haute, are funding and pursuing several demolition projects.
Ohio EPA helps fund C&D debris cleanup at former Crest Rubber Co. site
The 2-acre site in Ravenna, Ohio, has an estimated 6,600 tons of C&D debris, including nonfriable asbestos-containing floor adhesive.
Recycled steel values rise in US
Davis Index reports that mills in the U.S. are paying some $20 more per ton this month for benchmark grades compared with the prior month.
Nucor to expand downstream products capacity
The steel producer plans to build its third new steel towers and structures plant in Brigham City, Utah.
