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Shaw: Washington floods expose infrastructure vulnerabilities
In a guest commentary, Cory LeeAnn Shaw of the Washington Aggregates & Concrete Association says local materials, permitting reform and maintenance funding are key to recovery and resilience. Keep Reading
NMA, ARTBA push for permitting reform
The National Mining Association (NMA) and the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) are among those urging the Senate to see the House’s permitting legislation through. Keep Reading
P&Q Profile: GeoLogic’s Benjamin Black
P&Q sat down with GeoLogic’s Benjamin Black earlier this year to discuss 2024 from a business standpoint and what he expects to unfold during the rest of this year. Keep Reading
Goodfellow VP provides optimistic outlook for the West
Chris Baron, vice president of sales at Goodfellow Corporation, offers a sense of how the first half of 2024 has been, as well as what’s ahead in the coming six months and into 2025. Keep Reading
Drilling Deeper Episode 16: Mine permitting, water management, screening and more
P&Q’s Kevin Yanik and Jack Kopanski are joined by Ben Black and Randy Kunz of Geologic, Ken Albaugh of Xylem and Ian Edwards of Major. Keep Reading
Economic development key to South Carolina’s 2024
Jessica Palmer of the South Carolina Aggregates Association shared her thoughts on what the aggregate industry might look like in South Carolina during 2024. Keep Reading
State, federal funding driving North Carolina’s 2024 outlook
Jasper Stem, executive director of the North Carolina Aggregates Association, noted a solid 2023 performance in North Carolina and shared his outlook for 2024. Keep Reading
Why some producers are looking underground for answers
What does the future look like for mining aggregates beneath the surface? P&Q’s Kevin Yanik explores in his October 2022 column. Keep Reading
How Michigan producers are situated for the coming months
Doug Needham, executive director of the Michigan Aggregates Association, discusses the state of the industry within his state in a short Q&A. Keep Reading
