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Read moreMain Considerations for Compliance and Voluntary Carbon Markets
Discover our latest report on carbonation, “Carbon accounting of recarbonation in lime products, key considerations for compliance and voluntary carbon markets”. We commissioned South Pole, experts in carbon markets, to conduct a comprehensive study on recarbonation in lime products and its role in mitigating climate change.
European Lime Association Sets Course for the Future with a Manifesto for the 2024-2029 European Parliament Legislative Term
EuLA has unveiled its vision for the next five years with the release of a manifesto outlining key areas of focus for the sector. This forward-looking document highlights the industry’s commitment to decarbonation, innovation, and continued growth.
Lime is a cornerstone material for countless applications, from construction and steel production to environmental protection and agriculture.
The manifesto outlines four key priorities for the lime industry:
The lime industry plays an important role in the global economy, and this manifesto signifies its commitment to a net zero economy. By focusing on sustainability, innovation, and collaboration, the industry aims to secure its future while contributing to a greener tomorrow. Together we can build a sustainable future!
Lime is commonly thought of as an unseen product that profoundly affects our daily lives. Lime is used for a wide range of processes in various applications and products, all of which are essential to sustaining a thriving economy and our quality of life. Lime is a crucial mineral resource for key European value chains and its occurrence on European territory guarantees access to essential products and services to European citizens.
The absorption and neutralisation properties of lime play an important role in environmental protection, treatment of industrial flue gases, drinking water purification and polluted soils and wastewater treatment. Lime in agriculture increases fertiliser efficiency and is an invaluable ingredient in animal feed and hygienisation processes. Lime is also an important mineral resource for many manufacturing industries: it helps produce high strength steel, high performing construction materials for sustainable housing and infrastructure, and provides solutions to civil engineering, notably for the stabilisation of riverbanks and soils.
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