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MIT CSHub’s well-directed energies

July 31, 2013 Don Marsh

New U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) figures reinforce a well-worn statistic in the climate change discussion: portland cement production accounts for about 5 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions. The carbon load reflects high temperature raw feed preheating and kiln phases, plus power-hungry clinker grinding.

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EditorialAnnual Energy Outlook, CSHub, EIA, Energy Information Administration, MIT

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