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Public Health Benefits of Dethroning King Coal in the U.S.
by Robert Bullardwww.opednews.com
May 13th, 2011
The movement to renewable energy is the preferred strategy to clean energy future for our nation. However, coal is still king--accounting for half of U.S. electricity in 2009. The time has come to dethrone this dirty king and shift investments to clean renewable energy.

TENNESSEE: NY Times Editorial Calls for National Action to Regulate Coal Ash
Disaster in Tennessee helping sway public opinion towards more common sense environmental protections.

TENNESSEE: Reflections on the one year anniversary of the Fly Ash Disaster
On December 22, 2008 the largest coal fly ash disaster in the world occurred in Roane County, Tennessee along the banks of the Emory River at the Kingston Electric Coal Plant which is owned and operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

TENNESSEE: Video testimony in aftermath of TVA fly ash disaster
United Mountain Defense has begun training local residents to use YouTube to document their lives in the aftermath of the TVA Coal Ash Spill. The first such effort is a sobering account of polluted waterways, dead animals and acute health effects.

TENNESSEE: Coal ash spill featured on 60 Minutes (VIDEO)
Investigative piece highlight the aftermath of the apocalyptic Tennessee coal ash disaster.

Tennessee residents begin independent air monitoring at TVA coal ash disaster site - State’s monitoring fails to test for many dangerous toxins found in coal ash
Members of United Mountain Defense and the Tennessee Coal Ash Survivors Network received training from the Global Community Monitor





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