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"Rail Cars Laden With Coal Ash Rolling Into Virginia Landfill" [1]

"Two years after one of the nation's worst coal ash spills, 1 ½ million tons of the potentially toxic waste byproduct from coal-fired power generation is being moved by rail from the banks of the Dan River in North Carolina to a landfill in central Virginia."

Source: AP [2], 02/01/2016

SoCal Gas Knew Aliso Canyon Wells Were Deteriorating a Year Before Leak [3]

"Southern California Gas Co. knew of deteriorating wells at its underground methane storage facilities and warned state regulators of the risks almost a year before a massive, uncontrolled leak was discovered at its Aliso Canyon unit on the outskirts of Los Angeles."

Source: InsideClimate News [4], 02/01/2016

"In Vermont, Thorn In Side Of Powerful Faces Criminal Probe" [5]

"Annette Smith has been fighting the power for more than 15 years, tenaciously opposing energy projects she believes harm the environment or quality of life in Vermont."

Source: AP [6], 02/01/2016

"Sentencings Set for Ex-Execs in West Virginia Chemical Spill" [7]

"Two years after thousands of gallons of a coal-cleaning agent leaked into the drinking water supply of 300,000 West Virginians, the sentencings of six officials at a chemical distributor this month will bring to a close criminal cases in the spill."

Source: AP [8], 02/01/2016

"Koch Network Spent Nearly $400M In 2015" [9]

"The Koch brothers’ donor network spent close to $400 million last year, and is on its way to spending an unprecedented $889 million supporting right-wing politics and causes during the 2016 cycle."

Source: The Hill [10], 02/01/2016

"Ethanol Mandate, a Boon to Iowa Alone, Faces Rising Resistance" [11]

"AMES, Iowa — Tim Recker has been growing corn in this state his whole life, and using his crops to make ethanol almost as long, at first by the jar for his trucks, now by the barrel for the nation. That is in large part because Congress in 2005 mandated that oil refiners blend ethanol into gasoline."

Source: NY Times [12], 02/01/2016

"Kids' Lead Levels High In Many Michigan Cities" [13]

"Across Michigan, in cities large and small, lead poisoning continues to plague children, limiting them in school and on the playground."

Source: Bridge magazine [14], 02/01/2016

"Week Ahead: Senate Aims To Wrap Up Energy Reform Bill" [15]

"The Senate will pick up debate on its energy overhaul bill in the coming week."

Source: The Hill [16], 02/01/2016

"Restoring Prairie On The Great Plains" [17]

"From the air, the Midwest looks like a patchwork of cropland and pastures. But before the land was turned over to plows and center pivots, most of it was a sea of grass."

Source: Harvest Public Media [18], 01/29/2016

"Milwaukee Faces Daunting Costs With Lead Water Pipes" [19]

"The City of Milwaukee and 70,000 residential property owners are facing total costs of $511 million or more to remove all lead pipes delivering drinking water to those homes, and eliminate the risk of contaminating tap water with the toxic metal."

Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel [20], 01/29/2016

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