A Tennessee valley flooded by toxic coal ash.
More than 1.3 million tons of toxic coal ash sludge are stored in ponds and landfills at Missouri and Illinois power plants. About 300 similar sites are located across the country. Federal environmental…
Each year, U.S. power plants generate enough coal ash to fill 1 million railroad cars. It contains toxic metals — including arsenic, lead, selenium and mercury — that can cause cancer and other serious health problems.
Individually, each of those toxins…
Most of you have probably heard about the shooting at Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee, over the weekend, which left two dead and seven wounded.
The shooter, Jim D. Adkisson, entered the church during a children’s play and opened…
