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Sublime Systems' low-carbon concrete was used in a data center project for the first time, a STACK Infrastructure data center in Virginia. 

New carbon calculator offers designers a more in-depth look into the environmental impact of the mass timber supply chain.

Meta’s Rosemount, Minn., data center uses Amrize AI-optimized concrete that gains strength 43% faster and slashes embodied carbon 35%.

MIT startup Allium Engineering’s stainless-clad rebar aims to triple bridge lifespans, cut carbon emissions and resist corrosion, with Caltrans testing underway after a California pilot.

Market maker and serial entrepreneur Brad Jacobs’ outlines his QXO playbook: disciplined M&A, tech‑driven consolidation, AI‑powered pricing and logistics and unified branding to reshape building‑products distribution.

President Donald Trump's June 13 executive order cleared the $14.9B acquisition of U.S. Steel Corp. by Tokyo-based Nippon Steel.

Iron, steel and electrical inputs led increases in construction inputs in May while natural gas saw a steep price fall economy-wide.

Equipped with what's planned to be North America’s largest vertical roller mills, the plant is designed to produce one million tons of low-carbon cementitious materials annually.

A report from nonprofit news organization Floodlight looks at the local battles over cool roofs are heating up.

President Donald Trump said he will support an acquisition of U.S. Steel by Tokyo-based Nippon Steel with caveats to retain U.S. control of the company's board of directors.