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A new manufacturing plant in the northeastern Alberta community of Elk Point is blending hemp and other additives into concrete to make lightweight building blocks resistant to weather ...

Drone photos showed flames through the roof of a large commercial building at Greenstar Recycling in the 700 block of Smith Lane. Firefighters were sent to the scene at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Our building shakes from the ... DOT chose to relocate the recycling plant to a residential neighborhood — particularly with an elementary school two blocks away, a public park down the road ...

ByFusion takes plastic waste and uses steam and compression to churn out 22-pound, construction-grade building ... recycling plants often can’t process. In the past, these blocks were first ...

The building is located in the 4900 block of Elysian Fields Road, just north of I-20 in Marshall. According to Marshall Fire Marshal Scott Barmore, multiple 911 calls were received around 10:50 a.m.