The U.S. Forest Service determined that the haulage routes for a new underground gold mine near Butte, Montana, would have a negligible environmental impact, and approved their construction. Haulage roads are critical to mining operations, and require careful treatment and maintenance.
California Should Never Use Water for Industrial Dust Control
In the face of a dire drought in California, companies continue to use inefficient watering methods to control and reduce dust. Without massive changes to the way the state handles dust control, the Golden State could be facing an extra thirsty tomorrow.
Why Common Sense, Not Regulation, Is the Key to Fighting Emissions
Because of the inherently tentative nature of bureaucracy, it might be time to start reimagining ways to reduce carbon emissions.
Telluride Is on the Road Towards Better Dust Control
The mountain town of Telluride, Colorado, tries out new dust control measures in the hopes of preserving local vegetation and valuable snow.
Lemoyne’s Road of Dust
Herman Avenue in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, has a dust problem, and the town’s citizens are eager for a solution.