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Nearly all Indiana coal power plants polluting groundwater

By Brett Peveto | Indiana News Service Nearly all Indiana coal plants are releasing toxins into the local groundwater, according to information released in a new report from two nonprofits, the Environmental Integrity Project and Earthjustice. The report shows improper storage of waste material from coal-fired power plants is causing unsafe levels of groundwater contamination … Nearly all Indiana coal power plants polluting groundwater Read More »

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