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U.S. EPA orders more safety tests at coal-ash ponds
NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -- Since 1960, a 70-acre complex of ponds outside the Philip Sporn power plant has been used to store millions of tons of damp coal ash removed from its largest boiler. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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