Cement plant’s closure could ripple through Maine’s construction sector

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The idling of production at the Dragon Cement plant in Thomaston may lead to a domino effect of higher prices and more complicated environmental regulations in Maine. Dragon Cement, one of the largest producers of cement in New England, announced its plans earlier this month to idle production in Maine by 2025 and lay off about…

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