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As a waste processing or recycling facility, most decisions come down to cost and efficiency. Are your technicians, equipment, and operations providing the best results at the lowest cost? This all boils down to how to totally process multiple materials — from collection to final transport — in the fastest possible manner. To do so, […]

Construction and demolition (C&D) materials include debris generated during a renovation, demolition or construction of civil engineering structures. The EPA estimated that in 2015, nearly 550 million tons of C&D debris overall was generated in the United States alone — more than twice the amount of municipal solid waste generated that same year. Some of […]

Without question, concrete is the most popular building material in the world. Almost anyone on the street could tell you as much without hesitation. Of course, the average person likely also believes that concrete is concrete and that’s that. Construction professionals, on the other hand, can tell you that concrete is about as diverse as […]

General Kinematics officially added its new VIBRA-MILL® Vibratory Lump Breaker to the family of GK vibratory products this past week and it is already making waves in the industry. This new high energy vibration lump breaker reduces lumps, clumps, bumps, and agglomerations in powder and bulk material. These lumps develop naturally during production, storage, and […]

Recycling is one of the best ways that a community can help boost the economy, preserve the environment, and encourage sustainable manufacturing, according to the nonprofit Recycle Across America. A seemingly simple in-the-moment decision—to recycle or not to recycle—can impact the short-term future (by saving us money), and has the power to alter the earth’s […]

The classic image of a Western ghost town is an old, abandoned street littered with dusty wooden buildings that was suddenly abandoned once people used up the riches of the area. This is often true, but sometimes the ghost towns of America show up in surprising places, and they aren’t always made of dry wood. […]