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Oct 1, 2009 17 min

Underreported: Coal Ash Sites

from Underreported from WNYC's The Leonard Lopate Show Hosted by New York Public Radio, WNYC

There are almost 600 coal ash sites throughout the United States. On today’s first Underreported, Lisa Evans, Senior Administrative Counsel for Earthjustice, explains why these toxic leftovers are so dangerous, how they’re disposed of, and what the Environmental Protection Agency proposes to do about coal ash sites. You can read Earthjustice's report on Coal Ash sites here.

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