Tags: Wildlife Habitat Council
Lafarge’s Paulding plant creates bat shelter on site for Earth Day
Paulding employees Tracy Smith (left) and Ben Johnson (right) install a bat shelter at the plant's site.
Lafarge North America’s Paulding Cement plant in Paulding, Ohio mounted a bat shelter in one of the plant’s wildlife habitat areas this week ... Read More...
Eight Cemex sites receive WHC certification
Cemex USA announced that eight of its sites in the USA received certifications through the Wildlife Habitat Council’s (WHC) Corporate Lands for Learning and Wildlife at Work Programs.
Sites include Cemex's cement plant in Knoxville, Tenn., the Brooksville Quarry in Brooksville, ... Read More...
Going for the Green
Summit Materials’ recently acquired crushed stone quarry in central Texas has raised the bar on working with and for the community and the environment.
Deep in the heart of Texas, a crushed-stone quarry is making every effort to do the right ... Read More...
Mining for the Environment
Lafarge’s Wildlife at Work certification shows how aggregate operations can coexist in harmony with the environment.
Acompany’s gravel pit one day is another person’s wildlife-filled park down the line.
Lafarge has partnered with the Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) to turn mined- out ... Read More...
State and Province News January 2011
To keep up to date with this breakdown of news in the United States and Canada, visit www.AggMan.com for daily updates.
Arizona
A new University of Arizona-based training center is being designed to improve how students and miners are taught the science ... Read More...
