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In addition to our Project Partners, there are a number of important organizations working on coal ash issues. The list below includes a small selection of those working on coal ash across the nation.

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Earthjustice: Because the Earth needs a good lawyer

Environmental Integrity Project

Physicians for Social Responsibility

Waterkeeper Alliance: Advocacy organization dedicated to preserving and protecting water from polluters

Sierra Club: Explore, enjoy, and protect the planet

Clean Water Action: A national citizens’ organization working for clean, safe, and affordable water, and prevention of health-threatening pollution

Coal Ash Chronicles: Stories of America’s second largest waste stream

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So Many Ways To Say “Coal Ash”

There are a lot of words used to describe both coal ash waste and the ways in which it is stored. Coal ash is also called "coal combustion waste" (CCW) and "coal combustion residuals" (CCR). Wet coal ash impoundments are frequently known as "ponds," "lagoons," or "surface impoundments."

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