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and closed, Ms. Hudak points out. Just doing that costs the
Resources Recovery Facility that now is a costly disposal pr
oblem.The university researchers now are under contract to d
etermine if this waste byproduct can instead be a valuable,
coal in an environment-conscious America, the demand for suc
nate university research on waste management issues when req
rules for at least 30 years after its filled to capacity
coal ash through a one-day commercial-scale pilot test.Titan
Florida had certified use of ash from Tampas McKay Bay Re
y will pay the ,130 to send the byproduct of its own ash
the landfill would last 90 years longer, she says.And, Ms. H
oblem.The university researchers now are under contract to d
back to the burial ground in an ashes-to-ashes revisit.Commi
isting landfill. The 165,000 tons of ash that the facility p
rking lots, bicycle paths, and concrete and asphalt, while t
h that is now used in cement diminishes with the burning of
at must be maintained and monitored in accordance with state
revenue-producing substitute for the coal ash that is now a
etermine if this waste byproduct can instead be a valuable,
agreement hit a snag: if tests find that for some reason the
rs from Deputy Mayor Alina Hudak shows.The biggest benefit m
he rescue and agree that, if worst comes to worst, the count
.19 million to build the ash landfill site. At current ra
udak points out, selling off the ash would help the state ge
the landfill would last 90 years longer, she says.And, Ms. H
rdous Waste Research. The center would compare the test outp
a Legislature, in fact, created the Hinkley Center to coordi
30, 2019.A successful test, however, would profit the count
oblem.The university researchers now are under contract to d
-energy plants in road base, sound barriers, embankments, pa
tes of use, it will be filled by 2032, requiring a new one.
ay to haul the ash from its operation at 6990 NW 97th Ave. t
ssion approval would also extend the study period until Nov.
week, Miami-Dade commissioners are being asked to come to t
he US was using only 7% of its ash waste.Even that far back,
he rescue and agree that, if worst comes to worst, the count
county, she notes, would be the reduced footprint of the ex
rlands were using more than 60% of the ash in their waste-to
newable Energy, the recovery facilitys operator that creat
coal ash through a one-day commercial-scale pilot test.Titan