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OLD TOWN - Despite concern from some residents, there is nothing new or harmful about Georgia-Pacific Corp.'s intent to use construction and demolition debris wood chips as fuel for the $27.2 million biomass boiler now being constructed at the mill.
"This is one of a number of mills and wood-fired boilers in the state of Maine that are using [construction and demolition debris] as a substitute fuel," Ed Logue, Department of Environmental Protection regional manager for eastern Maine, said Tuesday.See the full content of this document
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Old Town Residents Worry About G-P Biomass Boiler
The source of fuel G-P is requesting permission to burn is desirable because of cost and availability, Logue said.
"There's a real shortage of ...See the full content of this document
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