Five years after the world’s largest PCB cleanup ended, how's the Lower Fox River doing?
The $1.3 billion project to clean up Wisconsin's Lower Fox River removed 6.5 million cubic yards of PCBs from 39 river miles.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel4 天
Five years after the world’s largest PCB cleanup ended, how's the Lower Fox River doing?
It was paid for entirely by the paper companies that started manufacturing carbonless paper coated with PCBs along the Fox River in the 1950s. “It’s really a success story,” said Rae-Ann ...
EUWID Pulp and Paper5 天
Thermal paper
German specialty paper manufacturer Kanzan Spezialpapiere, subsidiary of Japanese Oji group, plans to renew and upgrade its energy supply at the Düren paper mill by investing in a new biomass power ...