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Breaking: Second TVA Spill in Northeastern Alabama
Jan 9, 2009 -
Kingston Coal Disaster Diary, January 4-5
Jan 9, 2009 -
How to Recycle Your Rabbit Ears When TV Goes Digital
Jan 8, 2009
Slimed.
Eight years ago, a coal-slurry pond's retaining wall gave way and loosed 250 million gallons of molasses-like goo on the creekbeds of Inez, Kentucky. Read Ian Frazier's 2003 report on the aftermath of an accident eerily similar to the coal-sludge disaster unfolding in Tennessee.
Greenlight :: on-the-scene reports from the TVA disaster:
» Senate hearing, 1/8
» Kingston coal-disaster diary
» Video: the spill's aftermath
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