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Asphalt's always ready for repairs with a generator-powered heating system.
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Pay-to-play tax plan finances five years of road improvements.
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Conferences & meetings
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Road managers in Amish country battle wear and tear made by a much older generation of four-wheeled vehicles.
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One Ohio city joins the green movement by recycling its asphalt streets in-house.
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How bringing in funding-program specialists helped New Orleans afford to rebuild.
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Products from the APWA Show
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A 2003 physical survey of the Oklahoma City section of Interstate 44 proved to the Oklahoma DOT (ODOT) that the road was in desperate need of repair.
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Each spring, large quantities of dissolved nutrients (such as nitrogen and phosphorous) are transported from the upper Midwest into what is called the Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone — an oxygen-deficient area that grows to approximately 8,000 square miles each year and cannot support marine life.
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The American Concrete Pavement Association (ACPA), Skokie, Ill., announced the winners of its 20th Annual Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards — recognizing the engineers, contractors, and project owners whose expertise have produced high-quality pavement for streets, roads, highways, and...