Vulcan’s 3Q26 earnings fall as shipments weaken and energy costs rise
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Olive pits to reduce asphalt CO2 emissions
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Barcelona is testing a new type of asphalt that could result in roads with a smaller carbon footprint. The new type of asphalt uses charcoal from olive pits and pine biomass, turning roads into long-term CO2 sinks.
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