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NSSGA supports Water Resources Development Act 2020
The National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA) has expressed support for the successful mark-up
New permit rules could change the way aggregate and gravel mining companies work
Mining permits would be automatically approved if municipalities delay making a decision for longer than
NPCA resumes concrete plant certification audits in July
The National Precast Concrete Association (NPCA) is to resume its Plant-Certification Programme on 6 July
Cemex USA moves closer to developing its Rockfield operations in Fresno
Cemex USA has reached a key go-ahead milestone with plans to develop its aggregates operations
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New Jersey quarry faces mid-August shut-down over monitoring wells dispute
Josh Leftwich to head up the Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association
GCCA has plans for better biodiversity
Environmental review pushed into next year for Mid-Continent Limestone
No US mines met POV screening criteria, says MSHA
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