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COPA - PCBs and Superfund in Bloomington, Indiana
Consent Decree. Westinghouse is also responsible for disposal of the resulting incinerator ash, which later was proposed to go to a Westinghouse built hazardous waste landfill to ... a hazardous waste landfill in the Washington Township area of Bloomington. If permitted, the incinerator and ash landfill were to meet all applicable federal, state and local laws. Westinghouse agreed ...
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Primalseeds - % composition of materials
Gluten feed Greensand Grape leaves Grapes (fruit) Grapefruit skin (ash) Hair Hare and rabbit waste Hoof meal and horn dust Horse manure (fresh) Incinerator ash Jellyfish (dried) Leather (acidulated) Leather (ground) Leather (ash ... Sugar (raw, residue) Sweet potato skins (ash) Sweet potato Tanbark (ash) Tanbark ash (spent) Tankage Tea grounds Tea leaves (ash) Timothy hay Tobacco leaves Tobacco ...
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Friends of the Earth: Press Releases: 2001
PRESCOTT FACES HASTINGS BYPASSES LEGAL CHALLENGE Apr 9 — THUMBS DOWN FOR INCINERATOR PLAN Apr 7 — COUNCIL TO DECIDE ON CONTROVERSIAL INCINERATOR Apr 5 — CLIMATE PROTEST FLOODS BUSH WHITE HOUSE Apr 5 — ... 12 — HOME-SELLERS'PACKS MUST INCLUDE ENERGY ADVICE Jan 5 — TOXIC INCINERATOR ASH USED IN LONDON'S ROADS Jan 5 — TOXIC INCINERATOR ASH USED IN LONDON'S ROADS Copyright © Friends of the Earth | ...
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ESP, Wet Electrostatic & Dry Electrostatic Precipitator – PPC Air Pollution Control
Dry electrostatic precipitator devices typically collect dry dust particles such as wood ash, incinerator ash, or coal ash from boiler or incinerator applications. Additional dry electrostatic precipitator applications include carbon anode ovens, cement kilns ...
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Eco-USA: Beryllium
Beryllium, as a chemical component, occurs naturally in soil; however, disposal of coal ash, incinerator ash, and industrial wastes may increase the concentration of beryllium in soil. In air, beryllium compounds ...
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"Return to Sender": What You Can Do
In 1988, 4,000 tons of Philadelphia municipal incinerator ash was falsely labeled as fertilizer and dumped on a beach in Haiti. The ash remains in Haiti today, threatening public health and the environment. The company involved in the dumping has agreed to contribute towards bringing the ash home, but we need your help too. Since Philadelphia never paid for the original disposal ...
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PROTESTS IN HAITI OVER ASH CONTINUE
Haiti, whose ... incinerator ash a matter between the Haitian government and a private company." On Friday April 24th, a group from Voices for Haiti held another demonstration calling for the return of the ash ... ash to the embassy. Reuters wire service reported: "The delegation also asked for U.S. help to return over 4,000 metric tons of Philadelphia incinerator ash ...
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Strontium (Sr) - Chemical properties, Health and Environmental effects
Strontium in soil dissolves in water, so that it is likely ...
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GAIA
GAIA to the Malaysian Government Against Incineration We, representing the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA), urge the Government of Malaysia to refrain from building incinerators and ... U.K. together exceeded their emissions limits 553 times in a single year. Residual incinerator ash contains many toxic materials and presents a grave public health threat. Many pollutants from ...
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Refuse-To-Energy Incinerator
Incinerator [ Target Science: Waste Not, Want Not. ] The City of Commerce Refuse-To-Energy Incinerator The City of Commerce Refuse-to-Energy incinerator ... the Combustion The challenge to operating an incinerator-power plant is to controll the ... ash (lime) is injected as a powder which collects acid gases and NOx. The fly ash and acid gas particles drop into a collection chamber. The S.E.R.F. incinerator ...
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