By continuing to commit to recycling, the need for virgin Next time you’re driving down the road, take a moment to appreciate the asphalt that paves 94 percent of the more than 2.7 million miles of our roads and highways.
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Wood recovered from industrial demolition or construction sites is often sold to a recycling facility specializing in processing this debris. The wood can then be used as mulch, compost, alternative day cover for landfills and biomass fuel. 
Portland demolition contractors are increasingly turning to 
It has been a big year for demolition companies in Oregon. In fact, the entire U.S. has experienced a 4.7 percent increase, or 
For more than a hundred years, Oregon has been the leading producer of wood products in the nation. Almost half the state is covered in forests, much of which is on federally owned land. Ever since a 1991 ruling in which a federal judge 
Demolition companies in Portland and other major metropolitan centers often have scrap material leftover at the end of a project. This scrap can be turned into a lucrative commodity. 
Industrial demolition and construction companies are hurting for skilled workers more intensely than in the past.
Urban growth and the demolition of historic homes in Portland has been a topic of debate for years. In the midst of a construction boom in response to the 
Oregon is earthquake territory. Researchers and officials are urging the public to -
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