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Pollution Sources Diagram Methodology Applied to Cement Manufacturing

† This paper presents an application of a methodology developed with the objective of optimizing environmental licensing and the evaluation of environmental impacts, through a stepwise and tiered approach whereby pollution sources are identified and analyzed systematically and in a coordinated and integrated manner, resulting in the Pollution Sources Diagram (PSD). It allows an agile and lean technical analysis and a more effective decision-support tool to the environmental agencies and government, which in turn are conditioned to offer more and more results to the society with less human and financial resources, which leads to the search for new tools for public environmental management and sustainable development. This paper presents the application of the PSD Methodology to the cement industry case. The results suggest that the methodology has the potential to enable more agile and efficient technical analysis by environmental agencies, thus contributing to faster responses to society and to the improvement of prevention, pollution control and environmental quality.