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ssion approval would also extend the study period until Nov.
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rdous Waste Research. The center would compare the test outp
and closed, Ms. Hudak points out. Just doing that costs the
coal in an environment-conscious America, the demand for suc
revenue-producing substitute for the coal ash that is now a
uested by government.Miami-Dade commissioners in March 2016
ay be an added revenue source for the county. As the coal as
the now-useless ash as a substitute for increasingly-scarce
isting landfill. The 165,000 tons of ash that the facility p
p a long-buried source of new revenue for Miami-Dade governm
approved spending 8,893 toward the ash research. But the
ay be an added revenue source for the county. As the coal as
ars it was noted that Germany, France, Denmark and the Nethe
antages, however, would not be trendsetting steps. Twenty ye
ars it was noted that Germany, France, Denmark and the Nethe
agreement hit a snag: if tests find that for some reason the
tes of use, it will be filled by 2032, requiring a new one.
oblem.The university researchers now are under contract to d
the .79 per ton to dispose of the failed experiment?This
t closer to its goal of recycling 75% of all waste.These adv
roduces each year must be placed in a secure ash landfill th
coal ash through a one-day commercial-scale pilot test.Titan
the ash went elsewhere, as is contemplated.That county paid
h waste ash could grow markedly.Another huge benefit for the
oblem.The university researchers now are under contract to d
ces recovery ash cant be used commercially, who pays the $
ars it was noted that Germany, France, Denmark and the Nethe
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6,500 cost of hauling those 300 tons of ash and 700 tons of
y will pay the ,130 to send the byproduct of its own ash
ment and would monitor the production cycle. Covanta would p
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newable Energy, the recovery facilitys operator that creat
vital ingredient in the production of cement.Covanta Dade Re
week, Miami-Dade commissioners are being asked to come to t
county 0,600 a year C a cost that would shrink if 85% of