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Home›Dredging›USA: Ash Landfill at We Energies Power Plant Causes Major Concern
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November 2, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: Ash Landfill at We Energies Power Plant Causes Major Concern

A super-saturated type of ash – used to help fill in a ravine more than 50 years ago at a We Energies power plant – may have triggered… (journaltimes) [mappress] Source: journaltimes, November 2, 2011;

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A super-saturated type of ash – used to help fill in a ravine more than 50 years ago at a We Energies power plant – may have triggered…

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Source: journaltimes, November 2, 2011;

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