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♻️RECYCLING♻️ With 44 years in the recycling business we have: 💥Recycled approx. 74,275 METRIC TONS of tires since 1980 💥Offset approx. 214,654.75 METRIC TONS of greenhouse gases since 2009 Each year now an estimated offset of 14,450 metric tons of greenhouse gases by recycling 5000 tires into blasting mats🤘🦏💥 #built2blast #safetyfirst #sustainble #sustainability #sustainabledevelopment #sustainablebusiness #sustainableproduct #sustainablefuture #sustainabledesign #sustainableconstruction #circulareconomy #carboncredits #miningtech #miningtechnology #miningbusiness #miningengineering #miningindustry #tirerecycling #heavymachinery #innovation #technology #patent #patented #patentedtechnology #shipping #shippingworldwide #explosiveprotection #explosivesafety #blastingsafety #rockblasting #blast #rockdrill #demolition #mineconnect 

DAK Demolition is proud to announce the successful completion of a recycling project with Vulcan Materials Company's Vernon Sand & Gravel and Spicewood Quarry locations. Our team quickly mobilized, efficiently dismantled and recycled the designated material, and minimized our on-site presence. Special Recognition: We extend our sincere gratitude to Wynne Stallcop and Chance Ringstaff, along with their respective teams, for their invaluable collaboration throughout the project. Their expertise and commitment were instrumental in achieving this success. Environmental Impact: This project resulted in the responsible recycling of over 316,340 pounds of steel. This recycled material will be repurposed into essential products we rely on daily. DAK Demolition's Recycled Materials Impact Assessment allows us to estimate the significant environmental benefits associated with this project. Here's a breakdown of the estimated resource savings achieved by utilizing recycled steel in an electric arc furnace compared to traditional production using blast furnaces and raw materials: Water: 1,315,974 gallons Energy: 474,510 kilowatts Iron Ore: 790,850 pounds Coal: 379,608 pounds Limestone: 9,490 pounds CO2 Emissions: 1,581,700 pounds Collaboration for Sustainability: DAK Demolition is committed to partnering with industry leaders like Vulcan Materials Company Materials to promote sustainable practices within the aggregate sector. Through efficient equipment recycling solutions, we contribute to a greener future by significantly reducing landfill waste and resource consumption. #DAKDemolition #VulcanMaterials #Sustainability #onebillionpoundsrecycled

#ThrowbackThursday to when we first installed asphalt containing a recovered carbon product made from old tyres as part of the Pound Road West Upgrade. One year ago today, we celebrated the start of a two year trial of an alternative asphalt product in partnership with Tyre Stewardship Australia, Major Road Projects Victoria, Entyr Limited, Seymour Whyte and Alex Fraser. In a Victorian-first, a 500-metre stretch of road was laid with asphalt containing a recovered carbon product extracted from waste tyres. This was used in place of the fine ground limestone normally used, but is subject to a very carbon intensive mining and manufacturing process. The early results have been nothing short of extraordinary! As can be seen in the picture below – the asphalt containing the recovered carbon product (the right carriageway) is showing little to no wear and tear. This is a remarkable result and demonstrates the continued success of the Recycled First Policy in driving better engineering and sustainability outcomes. These trials are of vital importance to measure the performance of new sustainable construction materials in real world conditions and make these products business-as-usual. Make sure you keep an eye on this page to see the full results of the trial in a years’ time! #innovation #greenerinfrastucture #recycling

The US Limestone Market is witnessing a significant surge, driven by a myriad of factors such as infrastructure development, construction activities, and the increasing demand for high-quality limestone products. Key Drivers: Infrastructure Boom: The ongoing infrastructure projects across the country are fueling the demand for limestone as a crucial construction material. Growing Construction Industry: The construction sector's rapid expansion, especially in residential and commercial projects, is creating substantial opportunities for limestone producers and suppliers. Sustainable Building Practices: Limestone's eco-friendly and sustainable properties are aligning with the construction industry's growing emphasis on environmentally responsible building practices. Top Key Players: Vulcan Materials Company | Martin Marietta | Lehigh Hanson, Inc. | Rogers Group Inc. | Carmeuse | Lhoist | CEMEX USA | Indiana Limestone Company Business Opportunities: Entrepreneurs and businesses involved in limestone extraction, processing, and distribution are well-positioned to capitalize on this market upswing. The demand for high-quality limestone for various applications, including road construction, building materials, and agriculture, is creating lucrative opportunities. Read More: https://bit.ly/49licLV Connect with industry leaders, professionals, and experts to stay updated on market trends, share insights, and explore potential collaborations. Let's foster a community that drives the sustainable growth of the US Limestone Market! #USLimestone #constructionindustry #infrastructuredevelopment #sustainablebuilding #limestone #metastat

Permitting an Issue and need something MOBILE?? 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐮𝐛𝐞 is a modular 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫 & 𝐒𝐢𝐥𝐭 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦 that can be easily relocated from site to site with minimal foundations and permit requirements. The Cube can be utilized in multiple applications such as 𝐂&𝐃, 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐨𝐢𝐥𝐬. #circulareconomy #recycling #filtration #watermanagement #matec #maxexpertsolutions #emerald Matec Industries Moira Construction & Demolition Recycling Association (CDRA) #tradeshow #constructionequipment Construction & Demolition Recycling magazine

Meet the Crushers – Jaw and Cone!  These guys do A LOT of heavy work here at Rino. 💪 They’re an integral step in the recycling of construction, demolition and excavation waste – designed to provide excellent reduction of such waste for the production of high-quality aggregate and road base materials. At Rino, we RECLAIM large heavy concrete, rock, bricks and dirt running them through a series of crushing, separating and sorting processes and finally our wash plant to REFINE the product ready for REUSE back on civil and construction projects. Our process is a blueprint for the circular economy and demonstration of how we deliver sustainable results for our customers. https://lnkd.in/gWRpDsfE #recycled #construction #infrastructure #sustainability #circulareconomy

The European pole industry is currently seeing a growing move away from wood to alternative materials. However, there can be a promising and sustainable future for wooden poles... https://lnkd.in/ezvDuEpy #utilitymanagement #utilityindustry #sustainablefuture #powerdistribution