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'GREEN' GROUP ATTACKS MONTANA COAL-TO-LIQUIDS PLANT OVER AIR EMISSIONS, WATER SHORTAGE PROBLEMS.
Publication: Gas-to-Liquids News Publication Date: 15-OCT-05 |
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COPYRIGHT 2005 Hart Energy Publishing, LP.
Montana-based environmental advocacy group Northern Plains Resource Council (NPRC) claims in a study that a proposed coal-to-liquids (CTL) Fischer- Tropsch diesel project backed by Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer (D) would cause unacceptably high plant emissions and drain scarce water resources. The report, "Montana's Energy Future" (see: http://www.worc.org/pdfs/Synfuel_Briefing_Paper_2005.pdf), claims that the only other CTL plants in the world - those of Sasol - have been notoriously "dirty" on air emissions and water use. "Based on the performance of the Sasol facilities, emissions...
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