American-made cement is a strategic national resource that underpins U.S. infrastructure development, housing, domestic manufacturing, and economic growth.
Common Sense America (CSA) President and Founder Steve Crim issued a statement following United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer’s announcement of Section 301 investigations.
American Foundations, a project of Common Sense America (CSA), sent a letter to Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry ahead of his 2026 State of the State address, calling on him to take key steps that help the state strengthen domestic cement production and enhance critical infrastructure.
Looking ahead, recognizing cement as a core component of Louisiana’s critical infrastructure in state planning and economic development discussions would support thoughtful, long-term decisions.
Common Sense America (CSA) President and Founder Steve Crim issued a statement following President Donald J. Trump’s 2026 State of the Union address.
Common Sense America President and Founder Steve Crim sent a letter to the North Carolina State Ports Authority, expressing deep reservations about the planned Silvi Materials import facility in Morehead City, NC.
If import capacity expands far faster than domestic production, North Carolina and the Southeast could become increasingly dependent on foreign cement for core infrastructure needs.
Common Sense America (CSA) President and Founder Steve Crim encouraged President Donald J. Trump to call for an American manufacturing renaissance, boost supply chain resilience, and catalyze infrastructure development during his upcoming State of the Union Address on February 24.
The administration can usher in a golden age of construction by expanding American cement production.
Cement produced in the United States can help usher in an American manufacturing renaissance.