Where these coal ash ponds were located

Date: Sat, 10 May 2014 16:32:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: Hope Crossing Animal Hospital
Subject: where these coal ash ponds were located

The post below caught my attention and I wanted to see where these coal ash ponds were located.  I could only find one coal ash pond, located south of Moncure near Corinth. This was according to Southeast Coal Ash Waste, a production of Southern Alliance for Clean Energy and the Southern Environmental Law Center.  They flag this site as potentially hazardous for dam breaching and causing loss of life to wildlife, but not human life (thankfully).  Can you please reference where the other 4 are located in the county or reference your post?  I believe in clean, renewable energy as well and imagine large trucks and tractor trailers having solar panels and being tri-hybrid: clean diesel, electric and solar.  But I also believe in footnotes and references.

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Date: Fri, 9 May 2014 09:09:40 -0400
From: carole henry
Subject: coal ash ponds

Are Chatham residents aware that we are the host of five coal ash waste dumps? Oops, sorry the word used  is ponds not  waste dumps.  ( Remember the word lagoons used to describe the open cesspools of waste from hog excrement?  A bit misleading and used to calm down the anxiety, that would be high if words like waste dump and cesspool were used instead of ponds and lagoons.)

I wonder why the energy companies thought that Chatham was so ideal. Wonder what else will be coming our way of energy waste products in the near future?  Multiple waste chemicals and radioactive brine? That will be wonderful for our future clean ground water.   Those who have well water are a bit better off then those using and paying for other  water supplies.   That will soon end if we allow it.

Hope Crossing Animal Hospital
58 East Cotton Rd   Pittsboro
(919)542-1975
www.hopecrossing.com
Intersection of E. Cotton Rd and Hamlet Chapel Rd at 15-501, between Allen & Sons BBQ and Fearrington Village.