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Millions of Tons of Toxic Coal Ash Piled at Power Plants Across U.S. [1]

"After a massive coal ash spill coated the Dan River in North Carolina with 70 miles of toxic gunk a year ago, state lawmakers required coal ash stored at four Duke Energy plants in North Carolina to be moved to safer locations."

Source: LA Times [2], 02/04/2015

"Obama Budgets Billions to Upgrade Crumbling Infrastructure" [3]

"Anthony Foxx, U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Monday issued a report titled “Beyond Traffic: Trends and Choices 2045” that he hopes will open a national conversation leading to better transportation and stronger infrastructure across the United States."

Source: ENS [4], 02/04/2015

"Obama Takes Aim at Billions in Oil, Gas, Coal Tax Breaks" [5]

"President Obama is taking aim at roughly $50 billion in tax breaks for the oil, natural gas and coal industries. "

Source: The Hill [6], 02/04/2015

"Chesapeake Bay Recovering But Still Under Stress, Report Finds" [7]

"The ailing Chesapeake Bay is slowly recovering from pollution and overfishing but still has problems that include a drop by half in a key segment of the blue crab population, a report on the largest U.S. estuary said on Tuesday."

Source: Reuters [8], 02/04/2015

Voluntary Fertilizer Cuts Not Enough To Shrink Gulf Dead Zone: Study [9]

"Major voluntary strategies used on Midwest farmland to curb fertilizers that feed the annual low oxygen "Dead Zone" in the Gulf of Mexico don't remove enough nutrients to succeed, according to a new, peer reviewed scientific study."

Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune [10], 02/04/2015

"FutureGen To Be Shut Down After Feds Withdraw $1B in Funding" [11]

"CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Coal companies working with the government on the long-planned $1.65 billion FutureGen clean-coal project said Tuesday they have no choice but to shut it down after the Department of Energy suspended the majority of its funding."

Source: AP [12], 02/04/2015

"EPA Push For Massive Munitions Burn Ignites Opposition In Louisiana" [13]

"Explosions used to be no big deal for residents of sleepy rural towns in north Louisiana's piney woods near the Arkansas border. Blasts meant jobs."

Source: NPR [14], 02/04/2015

"Bill Would Exempt Thousands of Tanks From Post-Spill Safety Law" [15]

"Thousands of chemical storage tanks across West Virginia would be exempt from the law passed in the wake of the Freedom Industries spill, under legislation introduced Tuesday in the House of Delegates."

Source: Charleston Gazette [16], 02/04/2015

"EPA Questions Finding of Limited Climate Impact of Keystone XL" [17]

"The Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday said the collapse in oil prices has cast doubt on the State Department's conclusion that building the Keystone XL oil-sands pipeline would not cause a big boost in greenhouse-gas emissions."

Source: National Journal [18], 02/04/2015

Vaccination Debate Flares In GOP Race, Alarming Medical Experts [19]

"Medical experts reacted with alarm Monday as two top contenders for the Republican presidential nomination appeared to question whether child vaccinations should be mandatory — injecting politics into an emotional issue that has taken on new resonance with a recent outbreak of measles in the United States."

Source: Wash Post [20], 02/03/2015

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