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Firm looking to cut dependence on coal by using waste such as wood chips.

 

CEMA foundation says use of alternative fuels will ensure long term viability of the industry.

 

Four of the company's plants secure first batch of environmental certifications from the government.

 

Three plants to use wood chips, biomass.Premium Content

 

Residents near the Lafarge plant had earlier complained of dust emissions from the plant.

Company taps Fundação Proamb de Bento Gonçalves for the project.Premium Content

 

Plan is to use waste fuel to power furnaces, kilns in heavy industries like cement.Premium Content

 

Fund expected to raise $300 mm through a public order of certificates.

 

Südbayerische Portlandzementwerk says move will cut a third of its external power requirements.Premium Content

Authorities have given go ahead for incineration of 200,000 tons of waste per year for Cementos Portland.

 

Lawsuit has been filed against the plant, saying emissions are harmful to people's health.

 

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