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Environmental Benefits of Clean Coal Technologies

20th Annual International Pittsburgh Coal Conference
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
15 Sep 2003

Mann, Alfred (Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, Inc.)
Radziwon, Adrian (Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, Inc.)
Woods, Mark (Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, Inc.)
Makovsky, Leo (U.S. DOE - National Energy Technology Laboratory)

Clean-Energy.us Summary

Technical paper describing how the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Coal Technology (CCT) Program has -- since its inception in 1985 -- helped reduce air pollution levels in the United States. Provides a useful summary of the Clean Air Act's (CAA) regulation of air pollutants and discusses how the CCT has helped meet CAA goals and objectives. IGCC's contributions are discussed.
Clean-Energy.us Document No. 332
3. Environment
  A. General and Miscellaneous
    1. General Environmental Assessments
      Environmental Benefits of Clean Coal Technologies
Link to Full Text File (if any)
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 Document Type Technical Paper
 Date Created 15 Sep 2003
 Date Acquired 23 Sep 2004
 Web Site http://www.engr.pitt.edu/pcc/
 Specific URL none
 Copyright Owner Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, Inc.
 Content Pages = 18   Text? Yes   Photos? No   Graphics? No   PowerPoint? No  
Authors Abstract (if any)
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Contact for Additional Information
Alfred N. Mann +1 (412) 386-5070 al.mann@pp.netl.doe.gov

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