High winds are limiting the pace of sensitive earth-moving operations at an old FMC phosphorous plant in Fort Hall, Idaho. Better dust control could prevent harmful dust particles from getting into the air, and provide a more efficient solution across the board.
Thanks to Helipad Dust, Not Even High-Profile Passengers Are Safe
Helicopter brownouts, or a dangerous loss of visibility due to particulate matter stirred up by takeoff and landing, pose a significant security threat to important passengers using this means of transport.
Despite Economic Opportunities, Maryland Legislators Try to Halt Fracking
It’s time to quit fracking around. Maryland needs jobs, and shale gas drilling offers the ideal avenue to creating them.
Natrona County Needs Road Maintenance, but Government Contractors Bring Delays
Natrona County’s many gravel roads are in need of some serious assessment and repair. Unfortunately, government contractors will likely delay their much-needed road audit due to “weather conditions.”
Indian Government Prepares to Allow Commercial Coal Mining
For the first time since the nationalization of the coal industry in 1972, the Indian government is poised to allow commercial mining operations to commence.