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  1. Oct 11

    So excited to be joining for these two events on Wed - learn more about how impacts Appalachia and how cleaning it up can create jobs. Register for the webinar here:

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  2. Oct 13

    Local communities—often low-income communities and communities of color—have for decades borne the brunt of the impact of , including polluted air and water and workplace illnesses and deaths. We now can bring justice to communities👇🏾 via

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  3. Oct 13

    Burning coal to produce electricity leaves behind , one of the largest industrial waste streams in the US. A study by UCS & highlights the environmental & economic benefits of cleaning up coal ash in OH and KY. EPA must enforce the law.

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  4. Oct 13

    We are live on Facebook!

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  5. Oct 13

    Thank you to , , and for your partnership on this release!

    We are live with our in-depth Report Release now!
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  6. 13 hours ago

    The Ohio Valley is home to more than 160 disposal sites, and nearly half of them could lead to loss of life or severe environmental damage in the event of structural failure. Learn more:

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  7. Oct 13

    We are live with our in-depth Report Release now!

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  8. Oct 13

    What is ? It’s residue from burning coal to produce electricity, and it contains more than a dozen toxic substances and generates one of the largest industrial waste streams in the U.S. Learn why that matters—and what we can do about it:

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  9. Oct 13

    A new report from and shows how cleaning up toxic would bring environmental and economic benefits to communities by analyzing sites in Kentucky and Ohio — and how state & federal policymakers can make it happen.

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  10. Oct 12

    Join and Wed at 1 pm EST for a webinar covering a new report on cleanup. Learn why cleanup matters, what it entails, and how it can benefit the economy.

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  11. Oct 11

    One in five disposal sites is in the Ohio River Valley. Cleaning up coal ash from closed coal-burning facilities would alleviate decades of water contamination, create jobs, and spur local economic growth. Join us for the press conference here:

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  12. Oct 13

    Many of the 161 coal ash disposal sites in the Ohio Valley are located along major rivers, posing serious risks to groundwater supplies. Safeguarding public health and the environment in coal communities will require a concerted cleanup effort

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  13. Oct 13

    Q&A now... part A applications

    Coal Ash Live now here:
  14. Oct 12
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  16. Oct 13

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  17. Oct 12
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  18. Oct 13

    ReImagine Appalachia Today 1-2pm ET

    Later: Coal Ash Report hour long 1PM - 2PM ET "Coal ash is one of the largest industrial waste streams in the US, & the pollution left at coal fired power plants disproportionately impacts low income & disadvantaged communities"

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