"… uld lead to job losses and economic troubles by undermining the market for cement, roof shingles and cement – products made from the toxic byproduct of co …"

"… economic troubles by undermining the market for cement, roof shingles and cement – products made from the toxic byproduct of coal-fired power plants.Thou …"

"… ee."Stout, Lott and Galemore are worried that emissions from a century-old cement plant in Chanute are responsible for the human and environmental damage ar …"

"… is different. It is not one of the 1,600 chemical plants, oil refineries, cement kilns and other facilities considered "high priority violators" of the Cle …"

"… rmission to pollute.Federal rules establish a unique class of polluter for cement kilns, like the massive one in Chanute, that burn hazardous waste for fuel …"

"… the EPA still struggles to limit it. Unlike hazardous waste incinerators, cement kilns built or rebuilt before 2005 can release 43 percent more lead and ca …"

"… were electricity, coal, and oil firms and the heavy industries like auto, cement, and steel that would be most directly affected by any effort to curb use …"

"… venida MariaCampos and Avenida dos Autonomistas. Here the Eternit asbestos cement factory was shuttered in 1993 and demolished in 1995 after 54 years of ope …"

"… e three generations of workers — pouring asbestos into giant mixers with cement, cellulose and water, emptying bags, cleaning machinery — were immersed …"

"… ia, China, and Brazil — mostly to be turned into asbestos cement for corrugated roofing and water pipes. More than half that amount was exp …"

"… ng from mining companies like Brazil’s SAMA to manufacturers of asbestos cement sheets like India’s Visaka Industries. The largely uncharted industry ca …"

"… e asbestos — mined in the central Brazilian state of Goiás, turned into cement and other domestic products and increasingly sent abroad — has taken cou …"

"… lar city west of São Paulo and home to Brazil’s most notorious asbestos cement factory for 54 years.The factory, owned by a company called Eternit, opene …"

"… onmental disaster. The charges stem from conditions at an Eternit asbestos cement factory in the Italian town of Casale Monferrato; some 2,000 people who wo …"

"… eal a crippling blow” to the recycling of coal ash into such products as cement. And it warned of potentially higher costs to utilities and consumers, cit …"

"… hile, would allow unrestricted recycling of coal ash into such products as cement.Either option, according to Jackson, “reflects a major step forward at t …"

"… nder the alternative Subtitle D approach, he noted, EPA would have no enforcement powers to ensure the guidelines are followed, leaving action primarily up …"

"… regulatory process any more and get both proposals out.”Today’s announcement will kick off a comment period on the two options over the next 90 days, d …"

"… coal combustion products, or CCPs, coal ash is an ingredient in wallboard, cement, shingles, carpet backing and about half of the ready-mix concrete on the …"

"… sp;admitted that about 10 percent of the workers at its asbestos-cement pipe factory in Amagasaki, near Kobe, had died of asbestos-related cancers …"