Cement News tagged: Environmental

Davenport cement plans for Cemex

16 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Local residents are wondering what changes might result if Cemex buys Britain’s RMC Group, which owns the cement plant on Highway 1. The $5.8 billion deal, slated to close Jan. 12, was approved Thursd

’Hot rocks’ found at cement plant

16 December 2004, Published under Cement News

A former cement works in County Durham, UK is to be the site of the UK’s first "hot rocks" village. The Blue Circle cement works at Eastgate, near Stanhope, closed in 2002 with the loss of 147

Plan to cut pollution rises from the ashes

15 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Lafarge Cement’s Cauldon Works is to continue in its mission to reduce its impact on the environment by replacing some of the raw materials it currently uses with a by-product of the paper indus

Holcim Romania invests in environment protection

15 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Holcim Romania, a subsidiary of Swiss cement company Holcim Ltd, invested Euro3.0m in an environment protection project comprising equipment upgrade at its plants in Campulung, southern Romania and Al

Bonemeal to fuel cement plant, UK

Bonemeal to fuel cement plant, UK

14 December 2004, Published under Cement News

A cement works has been given the go-ahead to burn meat and bone meal as fuel at its South Wales plant. The Environment Agency Wales has confirmed that Lafarge Cement"s plant at Aberthaw, in the Val

Cementos Selva, accused of polluting, denies charges

13 December 2004, Published under Cement News

District mayor Emiliano Pereyra in Peruvian department San Martín has accused cement maker Cementos Selva of pollution and is calling for an independent environmental audit on its local factory, gover

Polluters ignore environmental laws

Polluters ignore environmental laws

13 December 2004, Published under Cement News

While a nationwide blitz in China against polluting firms across the country is paying off, environmental inspectors are still finding it an uphill fight. They say local protectionism and less-than-st

Historic cement plant to be demolished

13 December 2004, Published under Cement News

The "old cement plant" located east of Dewey, Oklahoma, USA is slated for demolition over the next several weeks, officials associated with the project said recently. The former Portland Cement Factor

Protesters demand ministry take action against petcoke usage, Jordan

07 December 2004, Published under Cement News

According to "Jordan Times", local representatives of Fuheis staged a protest in front of the Ministry of Environment demanding that the government take immediate action to prevent the Jordan Cement F

Melón, Polpaico clean production agreement, Chile

07 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Chilean cement companies Melón and Polpaico have signed a clean production agreement with the economy ministry’s national clean production council (CNPL) for the cement sector, the ministry anno

Cementir cement plant in South Italy seized

06 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Cementir SpA said its cement plant in Maddaloni in Southern Italy has been seized as part of an inquiry into its extraction activities in the area. Cementir said that its extraction activities have b

No breaking of rules for cement project, says Lafarge

06 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Allaying apprehensions of illegal land acquisition for the US$25m limestone mining project in Meghalaya, India for its upcoming cement plant across the border in Bangladesh, a senior official of cem

Defra welcomes voluntary changes to UK emissions trading scheme

01 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Six leading companies involved in the UK Emissions Trading Scheme have restated their commitment to the scheme by offering to provide an additional 8.9Mt of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions reducti

Companies that develop CDM methods "should be compensated"

01 December 2004, Published under Cement News

Companies that develop methodologies used to approve emissions reduction projects under the Clean Development Mechanism should be compensated for their work.

Shock bills in Castle Cement case, UK

29 November 2004, Published under Cement News

More than 36 families in Clitheroe who intended to take Castle Cement to court alleging chest complaints and other ailments could face a legal bill of up to UK£2500 each. The hefty bill follows an in

Carbon credit consultancy established

29 November 2004, Published under Cement News

Climate Focus, a new Dutch-based firm to assist governments and companies on carbon credit procurement, was established late-November. Climate Focus was founded by Adriaan Korthuis, who has headed ERU