After communities neighboring a cement plant in West Virginia found thick layers of dust, dirt and soot on their cars, the Department of Environmental Protection found the facility guilty of dust violations. With the right measures, this could have all been prevented.
Rio Tinto Seeks To Expand Arizona Copper Mine
Rio Tinto is building a new copper mine near Superior, Arizona, placing a long-term bet on the enduring value of copper.
A Ride on Iceland’s Gravel Roads
Gravel roads might not be the most high-tech of road surface solutions, but in Iceland, they’re more than just a convenient element of the national road network — in these conditions, they also offer real advantages over paved alternatives.
Latrobe Valley’s Efforts Improve Mine Safety, Add Valuable Jobs
Equipped with new safety measures to combat hazardous mine fires, the Latrobe Valley in Southern Australia has taken an important step in the right direction. With these new measures in place, the Valley faces important decisions about the future of energy production and the economy it fuels.
How Many Miles Of Roads Are There in the U.S.?
Roads form the backbone of American society and the national infrastructure. But just how much road is actually out there?