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==Raw Materials== | ==Raw Materials== | ||
The primary raw materials were Blue Lias Limestone from a range of quarries over its life near to the site. More recently the raw materials are chalk from Kensworth Quarry (Dunstable) and clay from Southam Quarry<ref>[http://www.cemexcommunities.co.uk/Userfiles/Documents/Rugby%20Archive/CEMEXRugbyWorksBooklet.pdf Cemex Communities Works Booklet PDF]</ref>. | The primary raw materials were Blue Lias Limestone from a range of quarries over its life near to the site. More recently the raw materials are chalk from Kensworth Quarry (Dunstable) and clay from Southam Quarry<ref>[http://www.cemexcommunities.co.uk/Userfiles/Documents/Rugby%20Archive/CEMEXRugbyWorksBooklet.pdf Cemex Communities Works Booklet PDF]</ref>. | ||
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The large proportion of the [[RDF]]/[[SRF]] used by Cemex (and named by Cemex as [[Climafuel]]) is supplied by [[Suez]] from their [[PPP]] contracts with [[Rugby Borough Council|Rugby]] and [[Birmingham City Council|Birmingham]] via [[Malpass Farm]] site. | The large proportion of the [[RDF]]/[[SRF]] used by Cemex (and named by Cemex as [[Climafuel]]) is supplied by [[Suez]] from their [[PPP]] contracts with [[Rugby Borough Council|Rugby]] and [[Birmingham City Council|Birmingham]] via [[Malpass Farm]] site. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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