Titan subsidiary acquires air quality permit for North Carolina cement plant

Sources: Carolinas Cement Co., Wilmington, N.C.; Staff reports Officials from Carolinas Cement announced recently that parent company Titan America LLC was issued an air quality permit from the Division of Air Quality (DAQ) of the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NCDENR) to construct a proposed 2.4 million-tons/year-capacity cement plant in Castle Hayne. The permit issuance comes after…

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Lafarge Canada consolidates management responsibilities under Cartmel, Thibault

Source: Lafarge Group, Paris Lafarge Group has appointed as senior leaders for Canada and U.S.-bordering businesses Bob Cartmel, six Eastern Provinces, and René Thibault, four Western Provinces, three Territories, plus the Dakotas and the Pacific Northwest. Based in Toronto and Calgary, respectively, they are responsible for all operational, marketing and functional elements of aggregate, asphalt, cement, concrete (ready-mix, pipe and…

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Free webinar highlights interplay of resilience, sustainable communities

Source: Portland Cement Association, Skokie, Ill. The inter-dependence of sustainable communities with resilient construction will be examined during “Resilience for Sustainable Communities,” a free webinar offered by PCA on April 10, from 2:30pm to 4 pm (CDT). The session highlights the ways robust buildings provide support to as well as enhance the sustainability of communities. It will present appropriate building…

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Ash Grove Leamington plant wins top safety award

Source: Ash Grove Cement Co., Overland Park, Kan. Ash Grove’s Leamington, Utah, plant won top honors in the company’s annual L.T. Sunderland Safety Excellence Award competition for 2011. Since 2006, eight Ash Grove cement manufacturing plants and two grinding facilities have competed to earn the award. Each facility is evaluated on an extensive matrix of data that is focused on…

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