Evidence for Coal Ash Ponds Leaking in the Southeastern United ...

The systematic evidence for leaking of coal ash ponds shown in this study highlights potential environmental risks from unlined coal ash ponds.

Evidence for Coal Ash Ponds Leaking in the Southeastern. United States. Jennifer S. Harkness,. †. Barry Sulkin,. ‡ and Avner Vengosh ...

Evidence for Coal Ash Ponds Leaking in the Southeastern United ...

Out of 165 monitoring wells, 65 were impacted with high B levels and 49 had high CCR-contaminant levels. Distinct isotope fingerprints, combined with elevated ...

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Distinct isotope fingerprints, combined with elevated levels of CCR tracers, provide strong evidence for the leaking of coal ash ponds to adjacent surface ...

Evidence for Coal Ash Ponds Leaking in the Southeastern United ...

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Evidence for Coal Ash Ponds Leaking in the Southeastern United ...

Out of 165 monitoring wells, 65 were impacted with high B levels and 49 had high CCR-contaminant levels. Distinct isotope fingerprints, combined ...

Evidence for coal ash ponds leaking in the southeastern United States

The background sample was from Wells Creek upstream of the plant but not background seeps were collected. Source: southeastcoalash.org. 1. TN1- ...

Coal ash ponds found to leak toxic materials - Phys.org

A Duke University study of coal ash ponds near 21 power plants in five Southeastern U.S. states has found evidence that nearby surface ...

Harkness, J.S., Sulkin, B. and Vengosh, A. (2016) Evidence for Coal ...

Harkness, J.S., Sulkin, B. and Vengosh, A. (2016) Evidence for Coal Ash Ponds Leaking in the Southeastern United States. Environmental Science & Technology ...

Unlined Coal Ash Ponds Leak Toxic Matter - Fondriest Environmental

... Southeastern U.S. finds toxic materials easily leak ... Indeed, at all of the unlined coal ash pond sites, there was evidence of leaking.

Mapping the Coal Ash Contamination - Earthjustice

For decades, utilities have disposed of coal ash dangerously, dumping it in unlined ponds and landfills where the toxins leak into groundwater.

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Coal Ash Is Contaminating Groundwater in at least 22 States, Utility ...

All power plants in South Carolina, for example, are removing the ash from their unlined ponds to prevent them from leaking pollution into ...

Coal Ash Ponds Leak Long-lasting Toxic Substances

A recent study of unlined coal ash ponds sited near twenty-one power stations across five south eastern states in the US has found that they leak toxins.

First Comprehensive, National Study of Coal Ash Pollution Finds ...

Many of the coal ash waste ponds are poorly and unsafely designed, with less than 5 percent having waterproof liners to prevent contaminants ...

As Enforcement Lags, Toxic Coal Ash Keeps Polluting U.S. Water

The lawsuit alleges that floods and storms, increasing in the Southeast with climate change, could raise groundwater levels and further saturate ...

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Studies from Duke University Yield New Information about Environmental Science and Technology (Evidence for Coal Ash Ponds Leaking in the ...

Evidence for unmonitored coal ash spills in Sutton Lake, North ...

Leaking of coal ash ponds and CCR spills are major environmental concerns. One factor which may impact the safety of CCRs stored in ...

Quarreling Over Coal Ash - Undark Magazine

A recent study found evidence that coal ash storage ponds are leaking contaminants into nearby water sources. The fight over solutions is ...

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