As controversial as the pork-laden $2.3 trillion spending bill recently passed by Congress and signed by President Trump has been, $800 million will be put to good use in the critical rare earth mining sector. The December 30, 2020 report at Mining.com, Miners praise US spending bill that funds rare earth is welcome news for […]
Reducing carbon levels is a mandate that isn’t going away anytime soon. Global political pressure for sustainable green construction from the UN has resulted in a doubling in 2020 of the number of companies and local governments committed to “net zero emissions” by the end of this century. Many are aiming to meet an even […]
In our November 16, 2020 Resource Erectors article we took a look at how two industry-leading North American mining companies in Canada and the US are teaming up to ensure a reliable domestic “mine to magnet” supply line, one that will significantly reduce or even eliminate Communist China’s disruptive interference. At a time when worldwide […]
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is predicting that the US will lead the world in post Covid-19 business insolvencies projected for 2021. “Insolvency” is defined as that sad scenario when a company is unable to pay off debts or meet bills for operational expenses. It’s important to note that corporate insolvency is not the same […]
During Tesla’s recent 2020 shareholders meeting (a.k.a. “Battery Day”), Elon Musk — CEO of Tesla and Chairman at SolarCity — talked for a good hour about batteries. Particularly, Musk discussed innovations in lithium-ion batteries — such as replacing cobalt with nickel cathodes.
The Green Rush to Less Than Reliable Energy Sources In an earlier blog, Resource Erectors looked at how the “green rush” to alternative energy technology has left the California power grid on the brink of collapse as the Golden State struggles with record-breaking heat waves and wildfires. Premature reliance on solar and wind power has […]
Despite COVID-19 shuttering construction sites, introducing supply chain frictions and creating economic turmoil for construction companies, the overall outlook of civil, residential and commercial construction is bright. Recent reports suggest that the United States construction market will record a CAGR of 5% from 2020 to 2024 — becoming a 1.428 trillion dollar industry.
Three things are coming together: The tiny home fad, modular construction and 3D printing.
Demand for Gypsum Mining and Wallboard Manufacturing At An All-time High Gypsum and wallboard manufacturers understand the importance of embracing new ideologies and practices ensuring long-term success. In doing so, they need to strike a balance to meet shareholder expectations as well as preserve their existing market and business positions.
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As controversial as the pork-laden $2.3 trillion spending bill recently passed by Congress and signed by President Trump has been, $800 million will be put
Reducing carbon levels is a mandate that isn’t going away anytime soon. Global political pressure for sustainable green construction from the UN has resulted in
In our November 16, 2020 Resource Erectors article we took a look at how two industry-leading North American mining companies in Canada and the US
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is predicting that the US will lead the world in post Covid-19 business insolvencies projected for 2021. “Insolvency” is defined
During Tesla’s recent 2020 shareholders meeting (a.k.a. “Battery Day”), Elon Musk — CEO of Tesla and Chairman at SolarCity — talked for a good
The Green Rush to Less Than Reliable Energy Sources In an earlier blog, Resource Erectors looked at how the “green rush” to alternative energy technology
Despite COVID-19 shuttering construction sites, introducing supply chain frictions and creating economic turmoil for construction companies, the overall outlook of civil, residential and commercial construction
Three things are coming together: The tiny home fad, modular construction and 3D printing.
Demand for Gypsum Mining and Wallboard Manufacturing At An All-time High Gypsum and wallboard manufacturers understand the importance of embracing new ideologies and practices ensuring long-term
The Many Benefits of Shotcrete in Geotechnical Engineering
Cost, ESG Standards, and the Trend to Renewable Energy in Mining
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