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Construction and Industrial Materials: Essential, Beneficial, Sustainable
A steady supply of construction and industrial materials are essential to the California Dream and our quality of life. In the same way we need water and power facilities, a reliable, local supply of construction and industrial materials is essential to modern society. Try to imagine a world without rock, sand, gravel, concrete, asphalt, and industrial minerals. There would be no homes, highways, hospitals and schools. There would be no bridges, dams, solar panels, computers, life-saving medicines or many of the products we use each and every day.
The environmental and economic value and benefit of our industry is everywhere you look.
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Latest News
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CalCIMA Job Announcement
CalCIMA is seeking candidates for the role of Director of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs. The Director will represent CalCIMA before the Legislature and state regulatory agencies. In addition to building and maintaining relationships with legislators and legislative staff, this position requires analyzing legislative and regulatory proposals and assessing their relationships to CalCIMA priorities in coordination with our policy team, including management of the process for developing and updating official CalCIMA positions with input and guidance from professional staff and member direction and expertise, and working with colleagues, members, and consultants to coordinate the advocacy strategy on legislation.
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CalCIMA Introduces Climate Technology Membership Designation
We are excited to announce the formation of a new membership category and designation: Climate Technology (Climate Tech). The Climate Tech category recognizes members leading the way in developing and producing new low-carbon technologies and products. (Read more)
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CalCIMA Tours CARB SoCal Campus
CalCIMA's Environmental Committee lead a delegation of CalCIMA members to tour California Air Resources Board's (CARB) new Southern California Headquarters – Mary D. Nichols Campus, a campus establishing one of the most advanced vehicle emissions testing and research facilities globally. The new campus is the largest zero net energy structure of its kind in the United States – setting new standards for sustainable design advancing decarbonization.
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