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News St Mary’s Cement obtains extension for McInnis cement plant dust emissions compliance order

St Mary’s Cement obtains extension for McInnis cement plant dust emissions compliance order

Written by Global Cement staff 21 July 2022
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Canada: The Canadian government’s Environment and Climate Change department has granted an extension to St Mary’s Cement to an order regarding alleged sticky dust emissions from its McInnis cement plant. The Journal de Québec newspaper has reported that the producer now has until 8 August 2022 to submit its observations on the situation. Environment and Climate Change Canada has identified 12 different equipment failures as contributors to the alleged illegal emissions. On 20 July 2022, it had received a total of 80 reports from the public about the situation.

Last modified on 27 July 2022
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