Walking the same route routinely can lead to eroded soil and, after a few days of rain, mud. Fix the problem with this very simple walkway DIY project.

Rough stones, including crushed stone, decomposed granite, and quartz, are a better option for paths, patios, and landings. These types of gravel are fractured to a uniform size and pack firmly, ...

Backaches, crushed fingers and even hernias are a real hazard ... How to make sure you can mow near or over your stone path If your stone path is across lawn, take special care to make the top surface ...

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A mineral is destroying foundations in New England—and now Massachusetts is taking action. Here’s what buyers and owners need ...

This article is a searing indictment of Europe’s betrayal of the Jewish people—spanning from the crucifixion to the Holocaust ...

Brightline trains have killed 182 people, significantly more than publicly known, an investigation by the Miami Herald and WLRN has found.

When backfilling after digging, gravel is better for drainage and load-bearing. On the other hand, sand offers a more level surface and retains moisture.

The Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail is getting a refresh this summer. Crews are resurfacing the trail, making it smoother and ...

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How crushed stone could help fight climate change ERW is still a fairly new technology and there are questions about how much carbon it can remove ...