Coal Ash Regulatory Hearings Begin

Hendren Redwine & Malone

As reported by Facing South, the Environmental Protection Agency has begun holding hearings on coal ash regulations. According to reports, 39 additional sites in 21 states where coal ash has contaminated water supplies with arsenic and other toxic metals. That brings the total number of coal ash damage cases that have been documented to date to by regulators and independent watchdogs to 137 sites in 34 states. Click here for more.

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