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Coal Ash- No "Clean Coal".
- Thread starter James48843
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CountryBoy
Well-known member
James,
Around me they mainly landfill, their fly ash and slurry their bottom ash/boiler slag to a retention pond where it is reclaimed and used as blasting grit, lightweight concrete block aggregate, highway subbase or ice control.
CB
Around me they mainly landfill, their fly ash and slurry their bottom ash/boiler slag to a retention pond where it is reclaimed and used as blasting grit, lightweight concrete block aggregate, highway subbase or ice control.
CB
James48843
Well-known member
Well, there is confirmation once again that there is no such thing as "Clean Coal".
This time it is 1.7 MILLION cubic yards of Coal Ash, which broke down the sides of a retention pond in Tennessee last week, destroying 3 homes, and affecting 42 more. No one knows yet what the long-term environmental damage will be.
Do you have a Coal Fired electrical plant near you?
What do THEY do with the ash?
This time it is 1.7 MILLION cubic yards of Coal Ash, which broke down the sides of a retention pond in Tennessee last week, destroying 3 homes, and affecting 42 more. No one knows yet what the long-term environmental damage will be.
Do you have a Coal Fired electrical plant near you?
What do THEY do with the ash?