CEMEX Showdown Nears: Construction Costs, Friant Traffic, Em

Amid a push for homes, infrastructure, and road repairs, an end to the concrete and asphalt from a mining company along the San Joaquin River would hike construction costs while increasing greenhouse gases, construction experts say. City of Fresno officials have said all options are on the table regarding mining company CEMEX, which is seeking

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