It’s tough to find a positive headline about pipelines these days. Indeed, there are many big, ecological questions that come into play when planning both the gathering, and the transport, of fossil fuels across the United States. As a society, however, we are not ready to abandon natural gas pipelines. Therefore what we must do […]
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We’re bringing our Mad Dog Foam Bridges to Iowa to help repair drain tile as part of the Dakota Access Pipeline project. Our namesake foam bridges will help contractors save both time and money, while allowing farmers to begin planting again as soon as possible.
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The state of North Dakota formally approved the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, a conduit that will carry anywhere between 450,000 and 600,000 barrels of crude oil from the state’s Bakken/Three Fields oil fields to Southern Illinois. That move makes Iowa the last of four states that hasn’t approved the project, although the Hawkeye […]
read moreThe 2015 Farm Science Review drew big crowds and lots of interest for Mad Dog Foam Bridges. Check out our set-up and a final evaluation of the Review.
read moreMad Dog Foam Bridges are made of high-density Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) and designed to work with current cathodic protection systems.
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