Articles

  • As I was saying …

    • March 2016

    Roofing professionals can leave a legacy by supporting The Roofing Industry Alliance for Progress.

  • Focus

    • February 2016

    Associations allow competitors to set aside their differences and work together.

  • Tech Today

    • February 2016

    NRCA's testing of polymer-modified bitumen sheets reveals mixed results.

  • Capitol Hill

    • February 2016

    ROOFPAC's success depends on member support and participation.

  • New findings are in

    • February 2016

    The ongoing debate over the potential cancer-causing effects of asphalt fume exposures during hot roofing work recently has taken a positive turn after the publication of a new quantitative risk assessment (QRA). The QRA, conducted by risk sciences consulting firm Gradient, Cambridge, Mass., found human studies do not support roofing asphalt as a risk factor for lung cancer.

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