Continental Cement’s Davenport Plant Expands Recycling Facility

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The Continental Cement plant in Davenport has completed an expansion of its Green America Recycling facility. This project is part of their effort to recycle more materials and help the environment.

Green America Recycling is a special facility that helps convert waste into fuel. Instead of using traditional fuels like coal, they can use things like tires or other waste materials. This is good for the planet because it reduces the need for non-renewable energy sources and cuts down on pollution.

The expansion will allow the plant to handle more waste materials and turn them into energy. This means the plant will be able to operate more efficiently while helping reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills. It also supports local businesses by providing a place for them to dispose of their waste in an environmentally friendly way.

The goal of this expansion is to make the plant more sustainable, which means it can keep running while using fewer natural resources and producing less waste.

In short, this project helps the Davenport plant continue its work while being kinder to the environment.

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