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New EPA Rules Close a 'Huge Loophole' on Coal Ash, Forcing Wide-Scale Cleanup, Advocates Say - Vimarsana News

New EPA Rules Close a 'Huge Loophole' on Coal Ash, Forcing Wide-Scale Cleanup, Advocates Say

A pair of new regulations finalized Thursday are expected to require cleanup of coal ash pollution at all known locations where the toxic byproduct has been dumped.

New EPA rules close a 'huge loophole' on coal ash, forcing wide-scale cleanup, advocates say - Vimarsana News

New EPA rules close a 'huge loophole' on coal ash, forcing wide-scale cleanup, advocates say

A pair of new regulations finalized Thursday are expected to require cleanup of coal ash pollution at all known locations where the toxic byproduct has been dumped.

Survey U S economic outlook improved in fall 2023 / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Survey U S economic outlook improved in fall 2023 / Public News Service

A new biannual survey shows some perceptions of the economy are improving. The Center for Audit Quality's fall 2022 Audit Partner Pulse Survey found almost 60% of audit partners expressed pessimism for the U.S. economy. ...

Evans Landscaping owner wins court fight with Ohio AG, but more violations found - Vimarsana News

Evans Landscaping owner wins court fight with Ohio AG, but more violations found

Evans Landscaping owner Doug Evans won his court battle with state prosecutors over how to cleanup buried waste at what health officials say is an illegal landfill in Anderson Township.

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Coal-fired power failures during winter storm come to light months later - Vimarsana News

Coal-fired power failures during winter storm come to light months later

Last December a mass of arctic air, later unofficially named Winter Storm Elliott, swept through Kentucky plunging temperatures to as low as eight degrees below zero. The frigid weather led