Climate change is a threat we cannot ignore. It’s also an opportunity to secure our future
IPCC issues a sobering assessment of how vulnerable we are to the hazards we will face over the next two…
NRMCA Members Decrease Carbon Footprint by 21% in Seven Years
Innovative products such as portland-limestone cement can reduce the carbon footprint of concrete while maintaining high performance.
The fastest population growth in the West’s wildland-urban interface is in areas most vulnerable to wildfires
Development in areas bordering wildlands face some of the highest risks for wildfires.
Adam Auer to become the new President and CEO of the Cement Association of Canada
Adam has worked tirelessly to promote concrete’s contribution to sustainability.
Insurance isn’t enough: Governments need to do better on natural disaster resilience
Insurance company Munich Re notes that countries with greater insurance coverage are more resilient to natural disasters.
A personal message from William Larson. Chair of the Pacific Northwest Building Resilience Coalition
To my friends. colleagues, and associates, I wish to share with you a few thoughts as this year draws to…
Do Low-Carbon Concrete Options Actually Work
When considering low-emission materials, we must consider concrete, the most consumed substance on the planet, behind water.
How an ‘atmospheric river’ drenched British Columbia and led to floods and mudslides
Moisture-associated weather systems can reach anywhere between southeast Alaska and Northern California.
A Carbon-Free Future for Concrete
The ready mixed concrete industry commits to be carbon-free by 2050 along with worldwide effort launched by the global cement…
The Roadmap to Carbon Neutrality by 2050
PCA member companies are committed to achieving carbon neutrality across the cement and concrete value chain by 2050. But they…