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  • Blast Furnace Slag
  • Coal Bottom Ash
  • Coal Fly Ash
  • Mineral Processing Wastes
  • MSW Combustor Ash
  • Nonferrous Slags
  • FGD Scrubber Material
  • Foundry Sand
  • Kiln Dust
  • Quarry By-Products
  • Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement
  • Recycled Concrete Aggregate
  • Recycled Asphalt Shingles
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Transportation Materials Resource Center (TMRC)

Transportation Materials Resource Center (TMRC)

Mission Statement

The Center has four basic missions:

To systematically test, evaluate, develop appropriate guidelines for, and demonstrate environmentally acceptable increased use of recycled materials in transportation infrastructure construction and maintenance

  • To make information available to State transportation departments, the Federal Highway Administration, the construction industry, and other interested parties

  • To encourage the increased use of recycled materials by using sound science to analyze potential long-term considerations that affect the physical and environmental performance

  • To work cooperatively with Federal and State officials to reduce the institutional barriers that limit widespread use of recycled materials and to ensure that such increased use is consistent with the sustained environmental and physical integrity. The Center has a special interest in the long-term physical and environmental consequences of recycled material use

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Michigan State University 428 S Shaw Ln East Lansing, MI 48824

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TMRCenter@msu.edu

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