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BlueStar launches pollution-free chromium project
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China's BlueStar Group announced on Monday that it has entirely eliminated toxic residues from chromium chemical production in a pioneering plant in central China. 

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bill (73) Senior board member | 2007-10-11 21:57:46
without all of the technical details - it's not possible to offer a too detailed comment - but if the quoted figures are accurate - and remember this is China we are dealing with -"what do you want the figure to be ? OK thats what we will write on the documentation" - this certainly seems to be pretty good. Lets see the independant verification and then we can start to get excited
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