Business & Industry
Global Construction Carbon Footprint May Double by 2050
One of the papers published in the science journal Nature has forecasted that the global construction carbon footprint would double by 2050.
The projected trends that have been outlined in Nature’s recent article went on to reveal that the global emissions...
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Where Should I Buy a Drop Axle for My Trailer? 6 Options
A drop axle is crucial for lowering a trailer's deck height, enhancing its overall transport stability and making loading easier. Selecting a high-quality axle is vital, particularly in construction and industrial applications where reliability is paramount. Using a reputable...
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Prefabricated Wall Panel Installation For Faster Construction Timelines
Prefabricated wall panels reduce build times by up to 50% compared to traditional framing methods while maintaining precision manufacturing tolerances of ±1/8 inch. This technology shift represents the future of efficient construction, addressing labor shortages and rising material costs...
Building Products
Britain Ready-Mixed Concrete Sales 12% Lower Than 2024
New data goes on to show that a lack of shrinking demand when it comes to heavy-side construction materials is actually putting jobs at risk.
Third quarter – Q3 sales data from the Mineral Products Association – MPA reveal a...
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Protecting Soil and Groundwater: Best Practices for Septic System Installation
A well-designed septic system is one of the most important yet overlooked parts of residential infrastructure. Beneath every thriving rural or suburban home lies a network of pipes, tanks, and filtration zones quietly managing wastewater before it can harm...
Construction Equipment
25 Liebherr machines for the Max Bögl Group
Max Bögl group opts for 25 Liebherr earthmoving machines
Use in earthworks on sections of the new Suedlink and SuedOstLink routes
Max Bögl relies on Liebherr machines with high efficiency and proven quality
Long-standing partnership between Liebherr,...
Building Products
Researchers Repurposing Agricultural and Industrial Waste
Researchers have gone ahead and developed a method repurposing agricultural and industrial waste into low-cost, durable bricks and tiles, which, by the way, outperform traditional materials, thereby decreasing both production costs and carbon emissions, while at the same time...
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