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2008, a retention pond wall collapsed at Tennessee Valley Authority's (TVA) Kingston plant in Harriman, Tennessee, releasing a combination of water and fly

Plant Tennessee Valley Authority 1 1955 200 2016 AL Colbert Fossil Plant Tennessee Valley Authority 2 1955 200 2016 AL Colbert Fossil Plant Tennessee Valley

bill. Currently the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is shipping coal sludge that breached the Kingston Fossil Plant in Tennessee. TVA anticipates that

bill. Currently the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is shipping coal sludge that breached the Kingston Fossil Plant in Tennessee. TVA anticipates that

liquefied natural gas. Frack-Free Tennessee Stop Fracking Around Chattanooga (Facebook) Tennessee Clean Water Network Tennessee Riverkeeper According to a study

be Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Indiana, and Missouri. Georgia ranked the biggest spender on coal imports

In 2005, Tennessee emitted 20.1 tons of CO2 per person - roughly equal to the U.S. average. Despite strongly relying on coal power, Tennessee has a lower-than-expected

tall and holds several million tons of coal waste. On January 9, 2009, Tennessee Valley Authority confirmed another coal waste spill at its Widows Creek

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Mississippi, North Carolina, and Tennessee; 60.0% of TVA's electric generating capacity comes from power plants in Tennessee, and 24.5% comes from Alabama

bill. Currently the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is shipping coal sludge that breached the Kingston Fossil Plant in Tennessee. TVA anticipates that

See also Tennessee and coal LEAF - Lindquist Environmental Appalachian Fellowship SOCM - Statewide Organizing for Community Empowerment Tennessee Coal Ash

the Tennessee sludge spill Sub-articles: TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill TVA Widows Creek coal waste spill Kingston Fossil Plant Tennessee Valley

three coal-fired plants located in eastern Tennessee and one plant located in Alabama, all operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority, are a public nuisance

On January 9, 2009, Tennessee Valley Authority confirmed another coal waste spill at its Widows Creek plant in northeast Alabama, less than three weeks

the Tennessee sludge spill Sub-articles: TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill TVA Widows Creek coal waste spill Kingston Fossil Plant Tennessee Valley

retirements at the Widows Creek Fossil Plant and the Paradise Fossil Plant in Tennessee. On April 14, 2011, TVA and North Carolina settled a 5-year-old lawsuit

penalty of $10 million. Following Tennessee Valley Authority's proposed closure of the Johnsonville Fossil Plant in Tennessee, as part of an EPA settlement

Riverkeeper GASP (formerly Alabama First) Tennessee Valley Authority, "Widows Creek Fossil Plant", Tennessee Valley Authority website, accessed June 2008

eastern Tennessee, both of which have populations of well over 90 percent white residents and poverty rates of under 21 percent. The two Tennessee sites