Comments

Lehigh Cement Plant, on the shore of the Bay of Quinte, is holding public info sessions to qualify for an investment tax credit announced in the federal Emissions Reduc4on Plan. Read more

The Prince Edward County Field Naturalists (PECFN) Comments on ERO 019-6462 PECFN has many concerns with Lehigh Cement’s application as well as its ability to use ALCFs safely and in a way that will protect the environment. Our concerns are summed up in the following 9 comments. Read more

As a resident of Picton, Ontario I STRONGLY object to Lehigh Cement being approved to add ALCF's to the fuels it uses to make cement. I understand that the Environmental Defence does NOT support this approval and with good reason. Read more

Please do not allow this proposal to continue. This really has no place close to where people live. Regards, Teena

I support the phasing out of coal use in Ontario. However, Alternative Fuels regulation does not provide enough controls regarding toxic emissions or oversight to ensure that we are not replacing one problematic fuel with another that might pollute with greater toxicity. Read more

I have a saying I repeat when I speak to people about the environment “Nothing should be more important than protecting the air that we breath and the water that we drink”. Read more

Hello, I am vehemently opposed to the Environmental Compliance Approval (Air and Noise) that Heidelberg Materials has made application to for the following reasons: Read more

Hello. I am a resident of Picton in Prince Edward County. I am concerned about deteriorating air quality and increases emissions of toxic chemicals in the region should the cement plant be allowed to burn alternative fuels like plastics. Read more

February 6th, 2022 Public Comment Re: The Lehigh Cement application to add Alternative Low Carbon Fuels to it’s list of acceptable burning fuels. ERO #019-6462 Ministry Reference #4077-CLQLST Read more