EWRL Website Blog Quote; http://www.cirque-ene
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Posted On: 05/29/2014 8:39:35 AM
EWRL Website Blog Quote;
http://www.cirque-energy.com/cirqueblog.php
“Detroit C&D Operation – The City of Detroit has over 90,000 vacant and derelict structures that need to be demolished or rehabilitated. Our plan is to construct a C&D recycling center for repurpose and recovery of C&D wastes, as well as future energy production. We continue to work on development of this project with a goal of operations by the end of 2014.”
Now this Article just came out about The Detroit Task Force Detailed Study. It’s almost as if EWRL management team knew this was coming?
Business opportunity?
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/05/28/us/detro...;referrer=
DETROIT — A task force convened by the Obama administration issued the most detailed study yet of blight in Detroit on Tuesday and recommended that the city spend at least $850 million to quickly tear down about 40,000 dilapidated buildings, demolish or restore tens of thousands more, and clear thousands of trash-packed lots.
It also said that the hulking remains of factories that dot Detroit, crumbling reminders of the city’s manufacturing prowess, must be salvaged or demolished, which could cost as much as $1 billion more.
http://www.cirque-energy.com/cirqueblog.php
“Detroit C&D Operation – The City of Detroit has over 90,000 vacant and derelict structures that need to be demolished or rehabilitated. Our plan is to construct a C&D recycling center for repurpose and recovery of C&D wastes, as well as future energy production. We continue to work on development of this project with a goal of operations by the end of 2014.”
Now this Article just came out about The Detroit Task Force Detailed Study. It’s almost as if EWRL management team knew this was coming?
Business opportunity?
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/05/28/us/detro...;referrer=
DETROIT — A task force convened by the Obama administration issued the most detailed study yet of blight in Detroit on Tuesday and recommended that the city spend at least $850 million to quickly tear down about 40,000 dilapidated buildings, demolish or restore tens of thousands more, and clear thousands of trash-packed lots.
It also said that the hulking remains of factories that dot Detroit, crumbling reminders of the city’s manufacturing prowess, must be salvaged or demolished, which could cost as much as $1 billion more.
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