Capacity Magazine: Spring 2009 | A Robert C. Byrd Institute Publication

Going Green

“Reduce! Reuse! Recycle!”

Those no longer are simply words plastered on the placards carried by Earth Day activists. They’ve become watchwords that more and more in business and industry are striving to implement.

Letter from the Publisher
From the Desk of U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd
The Future of Coal
U.S. Energy Strategy Will Continue to Rely on Coal
Carbon Capture and Storage:
Coal — the Fuel that Powers the American Dream
Hot, Flat, and Crowded
Wind Energy:
Bipartisan dialogue can shape a new energy economy
Around the State
The Snowball
The China Connection
Take the Deductions
Going Green
Green Jobs
$150 Million Moundsville Plant Turns Energy By-Product into Wallboard
Steel of West Virginia – A ‘Green’ Company
Keeping West Virginia Green
WV Group Working to Turn the Tide of High Tech Trash
From Green to Greener Manufacturing
Green Building Creates Green Jobs for a Green Economy
Manufacts
The Line

Going Green - Cleaner Coal is Part of the Equation

Time after time, coal has been there for this country. Coal has been and will continue to be an important part of America – its history, its economy and its people.

At the Robert C. Byrd Institute for Advanced Flexible Manufacturing (RCBI), we like to think we’ve been in the “green manufacturing” business for nearly two decades.

The Nation Ignores The Defense Industry

Manufacts

136 million tons of building-related construction and demolition material is generated in the U.S. in a single year.

Capacity: 21st Century Manufacturing

Spring 2009

Going Green

Going Green - Cleaner Coal is Part of the Equation

RCBI brings a ‘green’ touch to regional manufacturing

The Line

Manufacts