Waste Burning Tech Advances Face Mixed Results Across U.S.
Engineers and public utilities report progress and setbacks in waste to energy efforts. Projects in Ames Iowa and Akron Ohio add steam to local plants with costs of 5.8 million and 31 million respectively. Plans for large plants in North Andover Massachusetts and Pinellas County Florida seek power sales but face hurdles. Notable trials include pyrolysis Landyard by Monsanto, with Baltimore EPA backed plant overrun by costs and performance issues.
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