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LUCK STONE RECEIVES AN EPA GRANT TO HELP REDUCE EMISSIONS
Luck Stone is participating in the first construction equipment repower project in Virginia, in partnership with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Virginia Clean Cities at James Madison University. Funding from the EPA will help Luck Stone reduce harmful emissions.
EPA’s $710,000 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act grant, combined with $1.1 million from Luck Stone, will enable the company to repower or replace 11 off-road construction vehicles with new, more efficient diesel engines and generators at plants in Richmond, Charlottesville, Leesburg, and Burkeville…  |
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LUCK STONE SUPPORTS STURGEON REEF CONSTRUCTION
The Virginia Sturgeon Restoration Team—representing a partnership between Virginia Commonwealth University, the James River Association, Luck Stone, and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, among others—recently collaborated to create a 300-foot-long artificial reef along the James River… |
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