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Sustainability: Page 2

Asphalt Uncertainty: The Future Of Sustainability

Sustainability expectations in road building are shifting again. With federal incentives rolled back and state-level and private-sector requirements increasing, asphalt producers are facing new pressures.

Aerial view of complex multi-level highway interchange with curved roadways amid green landscape

Report: Sustainable Building Demand Declines in 2025

The RICS 2025 Sustainability Report finds slowing demand for green buildings, limited carbon tracking and highlights AI’s role in improving energy performance.

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Concrete Materials

The 'Green' in Concrete: Decarbonizing Construction Materials

Cleanwrap Interior Protection Systems

Cleaning up the construction material that is both building our way of life, while contributing to the CO₂ emission problem.

Construction site with steel rebar frames and yellow scaffolding supports

The 2026 State Of The Road Building Industry: Use Caution Ahead

Contractors say the work is there, but some cracks in the system are starting to show. How will funding, labor, sustainability, and other pressures shape the year ahead for the asphalt industry?

Bright red Road Work Ahead sign against a blue sky with wispy clouds

Beyond The Refinery Fence: Fueling The Squeeze

The Pavement Directory

California’s Benicia refinery is shutting down in 2026, removing nearly half of Northern California’s paving-grade asphalt supply and tightening diesel markets statewide.

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Concrete Equipment & Products

Building Beyond the Flame: Concrete Homes a Wildfire-Ready Solution

Strict wildfire codes are making traditional wood-framed homes unviable. Concrete homes are emerging as a practical path forward.

Concrete foundation walls under construction in wooded forest area

Concrete Plants

Decarbonizing Concrete: What the Contractor Can Do

CarbonCure Technologies

8 questions with Kristal Kaye and Jason Campbell of CarbonCure Technologies.

Construction workers in safety gear spreading concrete at urban building site

What New Permitting Reforms Could Mean For Road Builders

One of the biggest headaches the asphalt and roadbuilding industry faces on a regular basis is permitting, and Washington is inching closer to simplifying the process for everyone.

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Pavement Preservation & Maintenance

Sustainable Pavement Preservation: 100% RAP In Slurry Seals

VSS Macropaver - Division of Reed International

Turning 100 % recycled asphalt into a high‐performance slurry seal by cutting costs, carbon emissions, and waste without sacrificing durability.

Yellow road paving machine working on highway near snow-capped Mount Rainier

Financing, Insurance & Leasing

Managing Risk and Insurance Challenges in Green Construction Projects

HUB International

As renewable and sustainable building projects rise across Canada, contractors and designers must address new risks, from solar installations to evolving insurance gaps, to ensure coverage and project success.

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Turning Waste Into Wealth With Crushing

Eagle Crusher Co. Inc.

More asphalt contractors are adding crushing to their operations, and it's becoming a boom for both profits and production.

Construction site with blue excavation machinery and workers in orange safety vest

How Smart Construction Technology Is Powering the Next Wave of Sustainable Building

Sustainability goals and budget pressures don’t have to conflict. Integrated, worker-friendly construction technology helps contractors cut waste, boost efficiency and meet green building standards without added complexity.

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