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Construction Update | Concrete Waste Service Targeting the North Bay
September 13, 2004
Construction Update | Concrete Waste Service Targeting the North Bay
North Bay Business Journal
Jeff Quakenbush
As construction projects large and small come under increased scrutiny as major sources of waterway pollution and landfill waste, a Folsom-based company is offering the North Bay a solution to one of the most vexing job-site waste streams: concrete.
American Concrete Washouts has expanded from Yuba, Placer, and Sutter counties to the North Bay via a newly established yard between Vacaville and Fairfield....
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"The Concrete Washout Bin virtually eliminated our concerns over SWPPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans) violations relating to concrete washout."Mike Shultz, Superintendent - Beazer Homes |
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 Only about 2.5 % of the world's water is fresh water. The rest is salt water. However, most of the fresh water is held in glaciers and polar icecaps or locked in deep aquifers, thus not available for human use. The result is that only about 0.25 % of the world's water, mostly in rivers, lakes and shallow aquifers, can be used to meet human needs. |
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