Analysis - The Institute for Southern Studies
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Exhibit 5C-3 below presents a 2004 state-by-state summary of annual quantity of CCR beneficially used.<br />
Exhibit 5C-3<br />
State-by-State Summary of CCR Beneficial Use (2004*)<br />
A B C D E<br />
2004 CCR 2004 CCR<br />
generation beneficial use<br />
State (short tons) (short tons)<br />
% CCR<br />
used<br />
beneficially<br />
Item<br />
1 AK 43,000 Not reported NR<br />
2 AL 3,408,000 663,000 19%<br />
3 AR 688,000 324,000 47%<br />
4 AZ 2,764,000 1,161,000 42%<br />
5 CA 50,000 0 0%<br />
6 CO 1,548,000 252,000 16%<br />
7 CT 181,000 0 0%<br />
8 DC 0 0 NA<br />
9 DE 121,000 24,000 20%<br />
10 FL 5,092,000 3,171,000 62%<br />
11 GA 3,141,000 1,022,000 33%<br />
12 HI 48,000 0 0%<br />
13 IA 1,260,000 750,000 60%<br />
14 1D 0 0 0%<br />
15 IL 4,419,000 1,968,000 45%<br />
16 IN 9,549,000 3,023,000 32%<br />
17 KS 1,399,000 575,000 41%<br />
18 KY 14,537,000 2,521,000 17%<br />
19 LA 1,588,000 716,000 45%<br />
20 MA 310,000 130,000 42%<br />
21 MD 1,983,000 646,000 33%<br />
22 ME 36,000 0 0%<br />
23 MI 2,145,000 614,000 29%<br />
24 MN 1,561,000 387,000 25%<br />
25 MO 2,348,000 1,070,000 46%<br />
26 MS 1,758,000 681,000 39%<br />
27 MT 952,000 51,000 5%<br />
28 NC 3,545,000 1,641,000 46%<br />
29 ND 2,757,000 731,000 27%<br />
30 NE 469,000 299,000 64%<br />
A B C D E<br />
2004 CCR 2004 CCR<br />
generation beneficial use<br />
State (short tons) (short tons)<br />
% CCR<br />
used<br />
beneficially<br />
Item<br />
31 NH 141,000 57,000 40%<br />
32 NJ 600,000 112,000 19%<br />
33 NM 3,668,000 864,000 24%<br />
34 NV 825,000 314,000 38%<br />
35 NY 1,379,000 368,000 27%<br />
36 OH 6,980,000 2,290,000 33%<br />
37 OK 1,277,000 625,000 49%<br />
38 OR 95,000 81,000 85%<br />
39 PA 9,545,000 2,941,000 31%<br />
40 RI 0 0 NA<br />
41 SC 2,172,000 1,169,000 54%<br />
42 SD 105,000 28,000 27%<br />
43 TN 3,803,000 2,163,000 57%<br />
44 TX 12,943,000 4,395,000 34%<br />
45 UT 2,341,000 812,000 35%<br />
46 VA 2,442,000 203,000 8%<br />
47 VT 0 0 NA<br />
48 WA 2,301,000 1,683,000 73%<br />
49 WI 1,437,000 1,219,000 85%<br />
50 WV 7,220,000 2,401,000 33%<br />
51 WY 2,106,000 508,000 24%<br />
Totals = 129,001,000 44,653,000 35%<br />
Notes:<br />
* Source: DOE & EPA, “Coal Combustion Waste Management at<br />
Landfills and Surface Impoundments 1994-2004,” DOE/PI-0004, Aug<br />
2006, page 5 (Table 1) at:<br />
http://www.ead.anl.gov/pub/doc/coal_waste_report.pdf<br />
In comparison, the ACAA reports that a 5% smaller amount of<br />
122,465,119 tons CCR was generated in 2004<br />
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