TVA Coal Ash Spill
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The Tennessee Valley Authority's cleanup of a massive 2008 coal ash spill at its Kingston plant has hit a snag 500 miles away, just before the treated wastewater reaches Mobile Bay. More>>
Perry County residents have filed notice that they plan a lawsuit against a huge landfill in west Alabama that's accepting coal ash from TVA's coal ash spill in Roane County, Tennessee. More>>
North Carolina environmental officials are ordering Duke Energy and Progress Energy to start checking groundwater around ash ponds at its coal-fired power plants for potentially toxic metals. More>>
The owners of a west Alabama landfill have filed for bankruptcy despite a lucrative contract to accept spilled coal ash from a Tennessee Valley Authority site. More>>
Federal environmental officials say some air quality data taken at the site of TVA's massive coal ash spill in Roane County is worthless because of laboratory mistakes. More>>
The Tennessee Valley Authority's chief executive says the utility has made tremendous progress in cleaning up the December 2008 spill of coal ash at Kingston. More>>
The EPA has laid out options and costs for the TVA to clean up its December 2008 ash spill at Kingston, while EPA still hasn't decided if it will start regulating coal ash as a hazardous material. More>>
Attorneys for the Tennessee Valley Authority have told a federal judge that it could take them up to a year to prepare their defense against dozens of lawsuits filed in the aftermath of the utility's 2008 coal ash spill. More>>
