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KB Industries CEO Kevin Bagnall Featured in ENR's Top 25 Newsmaker Awards - Advanced the Industry
KB Industries CEO Kevin Bagnall Featured in ENR's Top 25 Newsmaker Awards - Advanced the Industry.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nTampa Bay, FL, July 17, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- Atlantic Wind & Solar Inc. (OTC: AWSL) is pleased to announce Kevin Bagnall, President and CEO of Atlantic Wind & Solar and its wholly owned subsidiary KB Industries, was featured In ENR’s Top 25 Newsmaker Awards for Advancing the Industry.\n Engineering News Record Top 25 In News Makers excerpt, winners were described as, “Astute leaders. Risk takers. Clever problem solvers. Passionate community servants. The 2018 class of ENR Newsmakers embodies qualities that enable members to improve the construction industry and benefit the public. To identify the Top 25 Newsmakers, our editors combed through an entire year’s worth of ENR’s web, print and regional content to identify individuals who had served the best interests of the construction industry and their communities in 2018.” Within the publication, Engineering News Record ‘ENR’ discussed KB Industries and its flagship product Flexi-Pave with particular attention on its Yellowstone National Park installation.   Discussed within, KBI’s proprietary technology used recycled tires and other materials that returns rain and snow to the water basin without leaching pollutants into the ground water.  The product is considered a solution to the world’s growing water crisis and being brought to the attention of Infrastructure engineers within the ‘storm water management’ arena. About the Yellowstone National Park Installation Addressing the decaying trail infrastructure, over 14,000 sq.ft. of Flexi-Pave® have been laid by KBI around Old Faithful. These rubber granules are produced under KBI’s proprietary technology using recycled tires and other materials that returns rain and snow to the water basin without leaching pollutants into the ground water.   By replacing the broken asphalt with flexible porous paving - Flexi-Pave, thus allowing a positive aquifer recharge that would ultimately provide water through the fragile eco-system to Yellowstone's Geysers. This also reduced the physical contamination of the broken asphalt entering the geysers. Management would like to provide special thanks to Michelin tires (who donated about $300,000 worth of tires to Yellowstone for the instal...