You have not answered one of my questions, do you feel that incineration is better? Also, the Dutchess County facility burns garbage in order to produce steam for electricity, not related to diesel or gasoline production, different industry.
Regarding is this information from JBI. 99% of my post was information provided by Duthcess County and the New York DEC, no response was given for that.
Anyway, look at the last two posts, those are the air permits, one for Dutchess County, the other is related to the final draft air permit that the New York DEC have and is listed in the December 2010 filing with the SEC, which is the DEC document.
The results of the stack test were provided in a PR but those results are what the New York DEC used for the draft permit, which gave them so much confidence in JBI that they allowed them to commence commercial production while the draft permit is upgraded to a permit that allows more than one processor at the P2O site. The testing was conducted by Conetstoga-Rovers and Associates. Are you saying the results released were falsified, have you called CRA, have you informed the NY DEC with your claim, have you any proof at all.... I have yet to see a link for any of your claims except the link to a plastic supply company (LOL) saying how good plastic is for incineration. Do you still think that 33% waste from incineration (as occurs in Dutchess County) is a good thing? LMAO
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