Police in Phoenix have enlisted the help of magnets to help find evidence in a serial shooter case.
Yesterday, 3TV reported that dive teams searched a canal near 10th Street and Indian School. While police would not say specifically what they were looking for, the news report showed that police were using large magnetic sweepers to […]
Pipeline construction projects are happening all across North America as both Canada and the United States aim to create a more energy independent future.
Pipelines are not constructed overnight. From the time a pipeline spread is chosen to the time the line undergoes final testing, construction companies take painstaking measures to make sure that the job […]
Note: Article is from the York News-Times in York, Nebraska
YORK – Metal objects lying on the roadway happen.
And so do flat tires when motorists run over those objects.
Maybe by putting large magnets on the back of roader graders, the county can help alleviate more flat tires and other problems […]
Pallets. They’re literally everywhere. Did you know that there are about two million pallets in circulation around the globe? And that only two-thirds of pallets are used just once. In the U.S. alone, about 4 billion board feet of wood pallets are thrown away every year, according to sustainability firm, Jetson Green.
While that is a […]
Accidents are inevitable at industrial jobsites. We hate hearing about accidents because we are firm believers that most of them can be avoided with proper planning, safety measures, and the right equipment. This is especially true when it comes to the use of lifting magnets.
Each year, OSHA fines construction companies millions of dollars for safety […]
When horses and the jockey line up for the 141st Kentucky Derby this Saturday, all of the attention will be focused on the animals, the pageantry, and the history of the race. Few people will appreciate the man-power and equipment spent getting the one-mile dirt oval prepared or the effort required to get a horse to […]
First the good: According to a study in the October 2014 Journal Science, the number of days with at least one (E)F1+ tornado in the U.S. has fallen from an average of 150 days in the early 1970s to around 100 days in the first decade of the 21st century.
Now the bad: the same researchers […]
Jonah Cooperman is like any other 11-year old Milwaukie boy. He likes Minecraft. He likes to ride his bike. And he loves the comic book hero Ironman.
He loves Ironman so much in fact that he decided the best way to show his appreciation was to try and turn himself into iron.
Jonah is also gullible however, […]
When President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, he probably never envisioned that the road system the act created would be maintained through the use of recycled concrete.
Use of Recycled Materials in U.S. Highways at All-Time High
Thirty-eight states recycle concrete as an aggregate base; 11 states recycle it into new portland cement […]
Computers. Laptops. Mobile devices. Printers. Our eletronics have seemingly short lifespans, and as these devices become more entrenched in our everyday lifes, piles of dead technology are growing. But, most of the materials in our electronic devices still have value once they go kaput.
By 2016, an 93.5 million tons of e-waste valued at more than $20 […]
