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Ashhole: the Tennessee Valley coal-ash spill

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by Lake Ontario Waterkeeper | January 14, 2009 at 12:48 pm

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On this week’s episode of Living at the Barricades, Mark and Krystyn speak with Hurricane Creekkeeper John Wathen on his first-hand experience documenting and sampling the fallout from the massive spill of coal-ash into the Emory river from late December 2008.

Music on this week’s show:
Birds - Dave Clark and Dawn Blithe
Tennessee Jed - The Grateful Dead
Tennessee - Arrested Development

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at 14:49 on January 14th, 2009

I thought the title said something else for a moment... :)

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I thought the title said something else for a moment... :)

First Flagged at 2:49 PM, Jan 14, 2009 by Amy Judd

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