The benefits of using recycled materials in highway pavements was assessed quantitatively
by conducting life-cycle analysis and life-cycle cost analysis on pavements consisting of …

The use of recycled materials in highway construction can achieve significant benefits
affecting the triple bottom line (environment, prosperity, and society). Although state …

The public, industry and governments have become increasingly interested in green design
and engineering as approaches towards better environmental quality and sustainable …

Life cycle assessments of recycled material use in roadways are currently not well
understood or well documented. The Recycled Materials Resource Center's (RMRC) …

Transportation infrastructure is one of the largest consumers of natural materials. To improve
the environmental quality and sustainable development of transportation infrastructure, it is …

The environmental and economic burdens of various pavement construction strategies are
evaluated in this study. A partial life-cycle approach was used to determine the …

Today, public agencies responsible for roads, streets, and highways are experiencing
significant increases in the price of construction operations and asphalt binder availability; …

The application of in-place recycling techniques has emerged as a practical and effective
way to enhance the sustainability of agency pavement management decisions for asphalt …

Growing demand for road infrastructures and accompanying environmental footprint calls for
the replacement of pavement materials with recycled options. The complexities in real-world …

Given the prevailing concerns about greenhouse gas emissions, global warming, and the
growing demand for renewable resources, the pavement industry, among others, is actively …