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Could Chapel Hill have a Superfund site? EPA to study town's former coal ash dump. - Vimarsana News

Could Chapel Hill have a Superfund site? EPA to study town's former coal ash dump.

Environmental groups and some residents have called for all of the coal ash to be removed and the site to be left undeveloped.

Source: yahoo.com
Why the children of Claxton, Tennessee, have a playground built on top of coal ash - Vimarsana News

Why the children of Claxton, Tennessee, have a playground built on top of coal ash

For 20 years, the wood-framed playground, designed by local kids and built by the community has been in the shadow of a tall coal smokestack.

Source: yahoo.com
Chapel Hill Weighs Redeveloping a Site That Sits Atop a Coal Ash Pit Despite Warnings - Vimarsana News

Chapel Hill Weighs Redeveloping a Site That Sits Atop a Coal Ash Pit Despite Warnings

Residents worry as Chapel Hill makes plans to build atop a 60,000-ton coal ash deposit.

Monday numbers: Chapel Hill's – and the planet's – coal ash problem - Vimarsana News

Monday numbers: Chapel Hill's – and the planet's – coal ash problem

Coal ash waste in Chapel Hill, North Carolina presents significant environmental risks as town considers building affordable housing site

'David fighting Goliath': Environmental activism gets personal for Walnut Cove residents - Vimarsana News

'David fighting Goliath': Environmental activism gets personal for Walnut Cove residents

Belews Creek Steam Station is a two-unit coal and natural gas plant located on Belews Lake in Stokes County, N.C. WUNC Youth Reporter Claire Haile highlights community activists who have found unique ways to work as environmental advocates.

Source: wunc.org