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10/18/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Coal plants in Pennsylvania are dumping toxic pollution in rivers under expired permits
Pennsylvania is defined by its winding rivers and lovely lakes. But the beauty and health of those vital waters are threatened by pollution discharge from local coal plants that haven’t renewed their permits in years, according to a Sierra Club article. There are 20 coal-fired power plants operating in the state. In addition to the […]
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