At long last, most of the nation's toxic coal ash dumps will be regulated
The EPA is closing a loophole that exempted half of all coal ash dump sites from regulatory oversight. But for some communities, it's too little, too late.
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The EPA is closing a loophole that exempted half of all coal ash dump sites from regulatory oversight. But for some communities, it's too little, too late.
Attorneys for a group of workers who believe their cleanup of a massive coal ash spill led to a slew of illnesses have reached a settlement with the contractor
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- In 2013, the first of more than 200 workers who labored to clean up the nation's worst coal ash spill filed a suit against the
Workers who cleaned up the 2008 Kingston, Tennessee, coal ash spill spent years working in conditions that they believe made them sick
Dozens who believed their work made them sick have died.