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    • The Land Beneath the Parks – Toxic Waste In Playgrounds

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      http://www.miamiherald.com/static/media/projects/the-land-beneath-the-parks Dumping grounds for waste and incinerator ash around Miami were covered over with parks and playgrounds. Methane, arsenic, benzo(a)pyrene, and other hazardous chemicals have been found in the…


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    • Health Effects of Recycled Waste Tires in Playgrounds

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/publications/Documents/Tires%5C62206013.pdf California funded this study of recycled tires’ toxicity, specifically in playground and running tracks. The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment produced detailed analysis of chemicals and…


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    • An Industry Blowing Smoke – Need Help Understanding Terminology?

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      http://www.no-burn.org/downloads/BlowingSmokeReport.pdf Are you looking for definitions for all the big, foreign words in the incinerator industry? Through myth-busting explanations and clarifications, this report explains the awful effects…


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    • Human Health Effects of Biomass Incineration

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      http://saveamericasforests.org/Forests%20-%20Incinerators%20-%20Biomass/Documents/Briefing/ Three accomplished physicians, and the co-director of Biofuelwatch explain to Congress that biomass incinerators (including tire incinerators) are an unacceptable waste solution. The first presentation describes Vermont’s…


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    • Biomass/Waste Incineration

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      http://www.energyjustice.net/files/incineration/incineration.pdf “Pyrolysis” is just a fancy name for incineration. It is also a “failed technology” that has failed repeatedly. Discover how zero waste technology is absolutely achievable (slides 68-81)….


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    • Health Impacts of Pollution From Biomass Incinerators, Congressional Briefing, September 2012

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      Dr. Smolker 9cite credentials) tells Congress that biomass incinerators (including tire incinerators) are an unacceptable waste solution. Vermont’s McNeil Biomass Incinerator, causes the most air pollution of all the…


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    • OSHA Material Safety Data Sheet: Tire Derived Oil

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      http://www.conradind.com/pi_tire_derived_oil_msds.asp OSHA requires chemical reporting on potentially hazardous materials through Material Safety Data Sheets. The MSDA on tire-derived oil reveals a nasty list of the hazardous effects of tire…


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    • Qualitative Analysis of Waste Rubber-Derived Oil as an Alternative Diesel Additive, April 2013

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      Pyrolysis of waste tires makes “a dark brown to almost black liquid which is highly viscous with a sharp and irritating smell, and contain high concentration of sulphur (p.16).”…


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    • Citizen Voice Concerns about Stafford Incinerator

      Posted by Bill on April 11, 2014

      http://news.fredericksburg.com/staffordnews/2013/08/08/eep-replies-to-citizen-concerns-about-waste-to-energy-proposal-in-email/ Energy Extraction Partners, a subsidiary of CES, attempts to explain why a tire incinerator would be a good thing for Stafford County. The company repeatedly makes​ unsubstantiated claims about…


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    • Biomass Incineration is DIRTY Energy

      Posted by Bill on April 2, 2014

      http://www.energyjustice.net/biomass Biomass incineration is one of the most expensive, inefficient and polluting ways to make energy — even dirtier than coal in some ways. Forests are destroyed,…


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