construction dust control News
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Forging a Sustainable Future: Our Commitment to Eco-Conscious Dust Control
In a world increasingly concerned about environmental sustainability, every industry is striving to reduce its ecological and carbon footprint. Road construction and dust control are no exceptions. Dust control, while essential for maintaining road safety and cleanliness, has historically posed environmental challenges. In fact, many dust suppressant products on the market today, including those ...
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White Paper Discussing Dust Control during Construction and Remediation Projects Coming Soon
Recently, Bad Axe Products, LLC, commissioned a white paper to benefit the construction, restoration, remediation, and commercial cleaning industries. Michael A. Pinto, CSP, CMP, Chief Executive Officer of Wonder Makers Environmental, Inc., was tasked with creating a document that would clearly define effective methods for particulate control in the indoor environment. Mr. Pinto was entrusted ...
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Efficient dust control for belt conveyor transfer points
Sandvik’s dust suppression system Clear is an electrostatic dust binding device for bulk material conveying systems, developped and widely used in Europe and offering guaranteed dust suppression of over 90%, has now been launched in Australia and South Africa by Sandvik Mining and Construction. The system is ionization-based and has been designed to bind dust where it is formed. It is a ...
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How Industry Can Help Maintain a Healthy Environment
How Industry Can Help Maintain a Healthy Environment Conservation among residential consumers has become a mainstay of utility operations, but opportunities abound among industrial users to put conservation measures into practice. This e-mail interview with wastewater expert Daniel Theobald details the ways in which industry can incorporate recycling and reuse into their daily operations. ...
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EPA Begins Construction of Groundwater Treatment System for Torrance Superfund Sites
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced the start of construction of a groundwater treatment system that will clean up groundwater contamination from past operations at the Montrose and Del Amo Superfund sites in Torrance, Calif. The treatment system is expected to be completed in 18 months at an estimated cost of $15 million and will be used to remove chlorobenzene, benzene and ...
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