After Secrecy Scrap, EPA Names ‘High-Hazard’ Coal Ash Sites

BY JOHNATHAN RICKMAN

After a secrecy squabble within the Obama administration—and criticism from a key Democratic senator--the Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday revealed the locations of 44 “high-hazard” utility coal ash ponds that it said would threaten...

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