EPA set to end doubt about fly ash

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High Concrete starts $8M expansion of Denver plant, creating 50-70 jobs

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High Concrete Group is starting an $8 million expansion of its Denver plant that could create 50 to 70 jobs, the company announced Wednesday.

High Concrete president John “J.” Seroky said the year-long project, which he described as a manufacturing “revitalization,” will help it meet growing demand for its architectural precast concrete.

Seroky said the expansion will boost High Concrete’s architectural-precast manufacturing capacity and efficiency, lower the site’s carbon footprint and improve working conditions.

EPA Set to End Doubt About Fly Ash

Concrete Products (March 17, 2014)—Fly ash, a by-product of coal burning, improves the workabiliity and durability of concrete. EPA now has a ruling deadline, and the outcome looks positive for fly ash users such as High Concrete Group as well as for the environment.

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March 17, 2014

EPA Set to End Doubt About Fly Ash

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EPA Set to End Doubt About Fly Ash