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Consent order requires Dynegy Midwest Generation to move coal ash to a new on-site landfill to protect the Middle Fork of the Vermilion River

Revisions to the rule address hundreds of legacy dumpsites previously excluded from safeguards

A legal victory decades in the making, the EPA will require modern wastewater treatment at all remaining coal-fired plants

Half of coal ash is unregulated

EPA found that the six plants failed to prove that their coal ash ponds were not leaking and not contaminating groundwater

Seven years after EPA Coal Ash Rule, 96% of coal plants are not planning any treatment of contaminated groundwater

Environmental & civil rights groups say hundreds of landfills in 38 states risk sources of drinking water & air

AES-PR has been working to transfer the ownership and expense of its coal plant to Puerto Rico's public utility PREPA.

Concerned Oklahomans are challenging the EPA’s approval of the state’s coal ash program.

This marks the first federal enforcement action against the coal industry’s illegal pollution of groundwater from coal ash.

This meeting presents an opportunity for the public to participate in the management of coal ash at Lincoln Stone Quarry, which the utility has proposed to “cap-in-place.”

Analysis by economists and environmental engineers demonstrates removing ash is better than the cap-in-place method

The companies won’t show up at hearing that probes severe contamination and harm caused to local communities near Guayama plant and coal ash waste pile

Environmental groups cautiously optimistic, remain vigilant

The final rule ensures a safer, healthier future for Illinoisans

Coal ash is linked to serious health problems and threatens drinking water supplies

Proposed changes to Illinois Coal Ash Rule incorporate groups’ input on monitoring, public participation, environmental justice

Trump administration’s new Part B rule circumvents court order to close all toxic coal ash ponds without a liner made of plastic and clay