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Burlington, Wisconsin--This blog is set up as a place for local residents to voice their thoughts and opinions on the asphalt plant and was created by citizen against the asphalt plant. If you have good statistics, ideas or suggestions on how to stop this plant from coming to our town, please post them. Thanks.
Tell B.R. Amon to find another town!
Email B.R. Amon and tell them we do not want them in Burlington!! bramon@bramon.com
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TOWN BOARD VOTES August 27, 2009, at 6:30 PM. BE PRESENT TO SHOW YOUR OPPOSITION.
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TOWN BOARD VOTES August 27, 2009, at 6:30 PM. BE PRESENT TO SHOW YOUR OPPOSITION.
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"The NC Division of Air Quality estimates that the typical hot-mix asphalt plant emits hydrogen sulfide at 0.7 pounds/hour." Read more about hydrogen sulfide directly below... (source).
"At high concentrations sulfur dioxide "is considered immediately dangerous to life and health," according to the federal Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry." (source).
"At high concentrations sulfur dioxide "is considered immediately dangerous to life and health," according to the federal Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry." (source).
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According to the EPA, "a typical batch mix plant using a No. 2 fuel oil-fired dryer emits over 74,000 pounds per year of criteria pollutants and a typical batch mix plant using a natural gas fired dryer emits over 56,000 pounds per year od criteria pollutants of which approximately 41,000 pounds per year are (carbon monoxide) and approximately 10,700 pounds per year are PM-10 emissions...
In addition to the larger volume pollutants mentioned above, the EPA also found that a typical batch mix plant emits 1,500 pounds per year of volatile organic compounds, whereas the average drum mix plant emits 10,000 pounds of VOCs per year.
As for volatile hazardous air pollutants, the typical drum plant emits 1,800 pounds into the air per year if its dryer is oil-fired and 1,200 pounds per year if it uses gas.
The average batch mix plant emits 760 pounds of volatile hazardous air pollutants into the air, no matter what fuel is used in its dryer, the EPA reported." Source
As for volatile hazardous air pollutants, the typical drum plant emits 1,800 pounds into the air per year if its dryer is oil-fired and 1,200 pounds per year if it uses gas.
The average batch mix plant emits 760 pounds of volatile hazardous air pollutants into the air, no matter what fuel is used in its dryer, the EPA reported." Source
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