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Coal Ash Waste Sites: Publish Their Locations?

June 14th, 2009 Posted in Geology.com

In December a dam failure at a coal ash waste storage facility in Tennessee released over a million cubic meters of ash slurry that swamped about 300 acres down slope from the facility. There are many other ash storage facilities in the United States – should their locations be published?

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