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Re: crematoria
The problem that I understand is that the fillings in the deceased teeth
are heated causing some mercury to be volatilized. Crematoria typically do
not have air pollution control devices. I understand that in California
the morticians have to pull the teeth prior to the baking. This is
pollution prevention at work. I do not know what other types of emissions
are released from the naked point source (often in close proximity to a
neighborhood). Sort of conjures up scenes from ghostbusters!
At 08:51 AM 12/29/98 -0600, you wrote:
>
>We have received an inquiry about any possible environmental and health
>concerns that might be associated with locating a crematororium near a
>residential neighborhood. Does anyone have a source of information on
>this topic??
>thanks
>
>John Marlin
>
Bob
Dr. Robert B. Pojasek
Pojasek & Associates
P.O. Box 1333
E. Arlington, MA 02474-0071
(781) 641-2422
(617) 788-0288 (FAX)
http://www.PollutionPrevention.com
rpojasek@PollutionPrevention.com
- References:
- crematoria
- From: John Marlin <jmarlin@wmrc.hazard.uiuc.edu>