Non-incineration technologies for chemical agent contaminated waste?

[Gary Liss <gary@garyliss.com>]

Anyone have ideas that could help with chemical agent
contaminated waste?  Please email Elizabeth directly at:
<elizabeth@cwwg.org> and cc: me.

Thanks!

Gary

> Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 17:03:27
> -0500
> To: gary@garyliss.com, nseldman@ilsr.org
> From: Elizabeth Crowe <elizabeth@cwwg.org>
> Subject: non-incineration technologies for chemical agent
> contaminated
>  waste
> Cc: dcapjane@aol.com, craig@cwwg.org
>
> Neil and Gary,
>
> Thanks in advance for your help!  We've got the alternative
> technologies for chemical agent and weapons themselves as well as all the
> non-contaminated waste (wooden pallets, etc) but
> we need non-incineration
> technologies for chemical agent contaminated dunnage, specifically,
> laboratory instruments and other lab wastes, PPE suits, etc. 
> There is a range of options in the high
> temperature "pizza oven" technology arena, but any other
> ideas?
>
> Elizabeth Crowe
> KEF, Chemical Weapons Working Group
> Coming Clean Co-Coordinator
> (859) 986-0868
> elizabeth@cwwg.org

> Date: Wed, 26 Sep
> 2007 11:57:20 -0400
> From: Elizabeth Crowe <elizabeth@cwwg.org>
> Subject: [stopincinerators-US] Action alert:  EJ in Port Arthur,
> Texas --
>  incineration of chemical weapons wastes
>
> Please take a moment to support Environmental Justice in Port Arthur
> Texas!
>
> Last April, the U.S. Army began shipping VX nerve agent byproducts to
> Port Arthur to be incinerated.  The Chemical Weapons Working Group
> (CWWG), Community In-Power Development Association (CIDA) in Port Arthur,
> and numerous other Texas organizations are working to stop this shipment
> and instead ensure that the waste
> is destroyed safely on-site.  We need your
> help!

Gary Liss       
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