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News Texan environment agency approves request to burn more petcoke at Holcim US’ Midlothian cement plant despite complaints

Texan environment agency approves request to burn more petcoke at Holcim US’ Midlothian cement plant despite complaints

Written by Global Cement staff 09 April 2021
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US: The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has approved a request by Holcim US to use more petcoke at its integrated Midlothian plant. Local health and environmental campaigners had hoped to challenge the decision at a meeting in late March 2021, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram newspaper. The changes will enable the company, part of Switzerland-based LafargeHolcim, to more than double the plant’s carbon monoxide (CO) emissions to 7000t/yr. 35 local residents submitted requests for a hearing to query the application. Holcim US was identified from state data as the leading emitter of industrial pollutants in North Texas in 2019.

Last modified on 14 April 2021
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