Editors’ Blog
LafargeHolcim partners on C&D materials study
LafargeHolcim, Geocycle and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are partnering on a $3.4 million project aimed at recovering and recycling construction and demolition (C&D) material. Keep Reading
Midwest contract crusher’s rapid growth continues
Darian Houssain of Pro Lawn shares the company's unique origins in this video, detailing how the company plowed through the pandemic's most trying months. Keep Reading
Reducing risks around conveyor systems
With powered haulage fatalities at a 15-year high, the Mine Safety & Health Administration is promoting best safety practices with equipment – including conveyor systems. Keep Reading
Sponsored: How the pandemic influenced the dealer-customer dynamic
In this video, P&Q's Kevin Yanik reflects on his discussions with dealers ahead of the article, detailing some of the digital tools dealers discovered during the pandemic that will remain at their disposal in the years to come. Keep Reading
Sponsored: P&Q’s Dealer Issue explores supply chain dynamics
Pit & Quarry's Kevin Yanik shares some of what he took away from equipment dealers who shared their 2021 experiences with the supply chain. Keep Reading
Sponsored: What a new infrastructure bill could look like
At June's Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference, aggregate producers and equipment manufacturers speculate on how a new infrastructure bill could be passed and what it might look like. Keep Reading
The handshake makes a triumphant return
Due to the pandemic, there were too many moments over the last year where two people weren’t reading from the same greeting handbook. But P&Q's Kevin Yanik says the handshake is officially back. Keep Reading
Sponsored: Manufacturers reflect on 2020
Equipment manufacturers looked back on 2020 at this year’s Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference, noting that a year filled with uncertainty turned out better than most anticipated. Keep Reading
Where Washington stands on an infrastructure bill
Momentum on a bipartisan infrastructure bill came to a halt last week, and new negotiations are already underway in Washington. But doubts are starting to surface about whether an impactful bill can ultimately be produced for the industry. Keep Reading
