Re: [greenyes] Alternatives to dumping dredged material

[OrionCA <orionca@no.address>]

On Mon, 24 May 2004 11:17:03 -0400, you wrote:

>Howdy,
>
>can anyone reply to this inquiry re contaminated dredged material?
>Please reply directly to   Kim Pepe at jazzpepe01@no.address

Look into www.changingworldtech.com and their partner
www.res-energy.com.  They've started commercial application of a
thermodepolymerization process that breaks down organic and hazardous
wastes into harmless inorganic materials.  Their first commercial
plant is up and running, part-time, in Carthage MO and processes up to
200T/day of animal wastes and used restaurant oil into biofuel,
fertilizer, inorganic solids, and sterile gray water.  They've done
extensive testing on a variety of feedstocks at their Philadelphia
pilot plant and claim to have worked out procedures to process almost
any kind of non-radioactive waste, including contaminated soil, into
harmless inorganic materials.  

While they are the farthest along with this technology there are other
companies working on similar processes. 
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