Sentences with phrase «burning cement plant»

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We humans emitted 35.9 metric gigatons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere in 2014, mostly from burning coal and natural gas in power plants, making fertilizer and cement, and other industrial processes.

Environmentally friendly modern concretes already include volcanic ash or fly ash from coal - burning power plants as partial substitutes for Portland cement, with good results.

Even as the United States sees individual battles over siting new coal - burning plants, India and China are building them as fast as they can raise the money and find the cement and steel.

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Fast curing cement could use biochar or ash from burning biomass, potentially from a biomass power plant.

Eligible CO2 sources include power plants that burn coal, natural gas, or oil and industrial facilities such as petroleum refineries, oil and gas production facilities, iron and steel mills, cement plants, fertilizer plants, ethanol distilleries and chemical plants.

We also need to take into account coal - burning power plants, mining, waste incinerators, hospital crematoria, cement factories, thimerosol, chemical plants, fungicides, chlor - alkali plants, mercury amalgams, switches, gauges, CFLs, and of all things, shipwrecks contributing mercury pollution to our planet.

Scientists know that coal - burning power plants, industrial boilers, cement kilns and other facilities produce much of the mercury in the environment.