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Myths And Facts - Info Center - Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition (CKRC)

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A Constructive Solution Using Clean Technology To Conserve Tomorrow's Resources. Myths vs. Facts About Energy Recovery in Cement Kilns. MYTH: Cement Kilns Emit Higher Levels of Metals and Chlorine than Incinerators. MYTH: Cement Kilns are a Major Source of Dioxin. The cement industry’s research, which was corroborate by EPA research, also revealed that the formation of dioxins in a post-combustion reaction that is unrelated to whether a kiln uses hazardous waste as fuel. MYTH: Energy Recovery from Waste ...

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Frequently Asked Questions - Info Center - Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition (CKRC)

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A Constructive Solution Using Clean Technology To Conserve Tomorrow's Resources. Below are the answers to some frequently asked questions about alternative fuels and energy recovery in cement kilns. Why is Alternative Fuel Used in Cement Kilns? Why are Some of These Alternative Fuel Sources Regulated as Hazardous Waste? Is Energy Recovery Safe? What are the Benefits of Energy Recovery? Does Using Alternative Fuel Affect the Cement? No The use of alternative fuel in cement kilns has no adverse effect on t...

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The Trade Association - About Us - Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition (CKRC)

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A Constructive Solution Using Clean Technology To Conserve Tomorrow's Resources. The Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition (CKRC) is a Washington, D.C. based association representing member companies that operate facilities throughout the United States. Members include cement companies that recover energy from alternative fuels derived from secondary materials as well as companies involved in the collection, processing, management and marketing of such fuel for use in cement kilns. Development and implementati...

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Related Links - Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition (CKRC)

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A Constructive Solution Using Clean Technology To Conserve Tomorrow's Resources. Below is a collection of industry related links. Scrap Tire Management Council. BNA Daily Environment Report. BNA Environmental and Safety Library on the Web. The Center for Int'l Environmental Law. EPA - National Environmental Performance Track. EPA School Chemical Cleanout Campaign (SC3). The Environmental Law Institute. IN Dept of Environmental Management Permit Guide. United States Environmental Protection Agency.

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Energy recovery from waste-derived fuels in cement kilns.

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A Constructive Solution Using Clean Technology To Conserve Tomorrow's Resources. The Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition is a national trade association representing cement manufacturers in the U.S. that recycle the value in energy-bearing secondary materials by using them as fuel in kilns that produce Portland cement. CKRC also represents companies that collect, process, manage, and market alternative fuels for use in cement kilns. PO Box 7553 Arlington, VA 22207 Phone 703-624-4513.

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Member Companies - About Us - Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition (CKRC)

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A Constructive Solution Using Clean Technology To Conserve Tomorrow's Resources. Below is an alphabetical listing of CKRC Member Companies. Click on company names to visit their individual web sites. Ash Grove Cement Co. Giant Cement Holding Inc. Lafarge North America, Inc. Schreiber, Yonley and Associates. PO Box 7553 Arlington, VA 22207 Phone 703-624-4513.

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Staff - About Us - Cement Kiln Recycling Coalition (CKRC)

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A Constructive Solution Using Clean Technology To Conserve Tomorrow's Resources. Michelle has been with CKRC since 1991 and is responsible for managing CKRC's efforts on regulatory and technical issues. Michelle also serves as a contact with the federal government. She also works directly with members of CKRC's committees to effectively monitor, identify, and appropriately respond to regulatory initiatives that have the potential to impact cement kilns’ energy recovery technologies.