EPA proposes slashing mercury emissions from cement plants
The US Environmental Protection Agency is taking public comments on a proposal to reduce mercury
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The US Environmental Protection Agency is taking public comments on a proposal to reduce mercury
Cemengal, the Spanish leader in Cement engineering has received an order from Italcementi to develop, in
The Latvian construction material producers Cemex and Sakret have combined their logistics operations
CRH plc today issues this statement for the six months ended 30 June 2009. The Interim Results for 2009 are due to be announced on 25 August 2009.
Business Standard reported that Dalmia Cement Limited is setting up a second manufacturing facility in
The Indian cement industry is not happy with the Budget as it fails to meet its long-pending demand for
A new cement plant will be launched in Kyzylkiya, Kyrgyzstan, on July 14.
Prism Cement Ltd on Tuesday posted a net profit of INR742.5 rupees on net sales of INR2.7bn
According to local press reports, Hanson Cement could be shedding 57 jobs from its Padeswood facility in North Wales.
US firm Platineum Partners will build a cement plant in the Uzbek autonomous zone of Karakalpakstan
Saudi-based Yanbu Cement Company has posted a net profit of SR151m (US$40.27m) in the three months
The IFC said it will make an equity investment of up to US$24m in cement maker ASEC Algeria to
Siberian Cement Holding has announced the appointment of Georg Kleger as a
The County Court of Komarom-Esztergom has suspended the issue of permits for the construction of a
China National Building Materials Group (CNBM) recently signed a 1Mta cement project in Mongolia.
Lafarge may revise its forecast for global cement sales in 2009 when it publishes interim results later this month, CEO Bruno Lafont said on Saturday.
Saudi Arabia’s third biggest cement firm by sales, Yamama Cement, has said that it has agreed to take a
Cemex said it may take legal action after Strabag SE withdrew from buying the Mexican company’s
Saudi’s Qassim Cement Co said Saturday it will double its capital to SAR900m (US$239.9m) to meet the
Expecting the forthcoming Union Budget to lay emphasis on infrastructure in line with the Railway
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