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view more2023512 · The proposed limit affects eight taconite plants — six in Minnesota and two in Michigan — and would cut the allowable mercury from roughly 800 pounds a year to about 340 pounds.
view more20211220 · Six northeastern Minnesota taconite plants running wide open Iron ore pellet production at northeastern Minnesota taconite plants bounced back in 2021. The six taconite plants are projected to produce a total of about 38.7 million tons of iron ore pellets for the year, according to the Minnesota Department of Revenue Minerals Tax Office.
view more2024223 · June 17, 2020 - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has evaluated the risks remaining after fully implementing the 2003 National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for Taconite Iron Ore Processing and determined that risks from this source category are acceptable. EPA has determined the standards …
view more1 · Minnesota is the largest producer of iron ore and taconite in the United States. Even though nearly all of the high grade natural iron ore in Minnesota has already been mined, advances in technology have found a use for lower grade iron ore, called taconite. The taconite is crushed, processed into hard, marble-sized pellets, and shipped to steel mills. …
view more2 · Minerals lease types The State of Minnesota has grouped minerals into four mineral types (iron ore/taconite, nonferrous metallic minerals, industrial, and residual).
view more2024418 · High Efficiency, Solid State Microwave-Powered Hydrogen Plasmas for Use in Direct Reduction of Taconite Ore and Ore Concentrates in a Rotary Kiln Furnace - $3,066,221 Argonne National Laboratory is developing a microwave-powered hydrogen plasma rotary kiln process for reducing iron ore that would eliminate carbon dioxide …
view more202429 · Today, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) signed a long-delayed final rule to control mercury and other toxic emissions from taconite iron ore processing plants. The rule, due more than 23 years ago, will reduce the plants’ emissions by less than one-third. Analysis by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency shows these cuts are not …
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