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Coal Ash Contaminates Our Lives - Interactive Map:
In Harm's Way: Coal Ash-Contaminated Sites - Interactive Map: State Fact Sheets on Coal Ash
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An Ill Wind - Video:
North Carolina Fights Back Coal Ash Pollution - Slideshow Feature: Little Blue Run: Living with Lies and Coal Ash
- Interactive Graphic: Health Impacts of Coal Ash Contaminants
- Infographic: Safe Drinking Water Standards
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Reports on Coal Ash - Latest News on Coal Ash: Tr-Ash Talk
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The Story of Coal - Return to Earthjustice Campaign Center
North Carolina Fights Back Coal Ash Pollution
March 22, 2012 was World Water Day. See how North Carolina citizens came together to protect their waters from coal ash, the second largest industrial waste stream in United States. North Carolina's waters have been polluted by coal ash, a toxic stew of pollutants that can cause birth defects, cancer and organ damage.
Nevada:
An Ill Wind
N.Carolina:
Fighting Back
State Fact Sheets on Coal Ash Are there coal ash ponds in your state? Use an interactive map to find detailed analysis on more than 700 coal ash dump sites in 35 states across the country. Learn about locations of the ponds, potential damage cases, current regulations, and more.
Behind the Scenes
French Broad Riverkeeper Hartwell Carson describes how coal ash has contaminated North Carolina's groundwater, lakes and communities in the unEARTHED blog series, Tr-Ash Talk.
