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Nov 2 2019
08:04 am
By: SMH
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Other RoaneViews blogs
- Smoke On The Mountain - Friday - Saturday - Sunday (mushy)
- KISS Tribute Band - Saturday August 3rd! (mushy)
- NEW COMMUNITY THEATRE SETS UP SHOP IN ROANE COUNTY (mushy)
- Two new music shows annouced at the Princess: Kiss Tribute and The Tams (mushy)
- Final Edition (Badtaxman)
- The continuing Tax Assessor saga (Badtaxman)
- Bad Tax Man (Badtaxman)
- Belated (chelsea)
- The 3rd Annual Tennessee Pirate Fest is on the Horizon! (mushy)
- Tennessee Medieval Faire Kicks Off With Free Movie! (mushy)
Eco Warriors and Politics
- AG: Precedent counsels against — but doesn’t prohibit — ousting lawmaker for past sexual misconduct (Tom Humphrey)
- AG: Precedent counsels against — but doesn’t prohibit — ousting lawmaker for past sexual misconduct (TN Journal)
- Cement Worker Asks School Board to Help With Wage Theft Case (Nashville Scene)
- Legislators seek law change over recruiting flap at University of Memphis (TN Journal)
- Legislators seek law change over recruiting flap at University of Memphis (Tom Humphrey)
- Homeless-Services Provider Blasts Metro for Using Vacant Jail as Shelter (Nashville Scene)
- Local Activist Challenging Jim Cooper in Primary (Nashville Scene)
- Sethi names veterans coalition (TN Journal)
- Sethi names veterans coalition (Tom Humphrey)
- Map shows stark divisions in Knoxville mayor’s race (TN Journal)
Science and Stuff
- Turning (more) fat and sewage into natural gas (Science News Daily)
- Study teases out factors associated with postpartum overdose (Science News Daily)
- No such thing as a low-risk surgery for frail patients (Science News Daily)
- Theoretical tubulanes inspire ultrahard polymers (Science News Daily)
- The smell of old books could help preserve them (Science News Daily)
- Perovskite solar cells: Possible aspects of high efficiency uncovered (Science News Daily)
- Leukaemia cells can transform into non-cancerous cells through epigenetic changes (Science News Daily)
- Spot the difference: Two identical-looking bird species with very different genes (Science News Daily)
- World's oldest glue used from prehistoric times till the days of the Gauls (Science News Daily)
- Researchers capture moving object with ghost imaging (Science News Daily)
Discussing
- what makes coal so dirty (1 reply)
- Duh...Abandoning Processed Foods Helps Depression (1 reply)
- Morgan County One Doctor for 21k People (1 reply)
- "Acting" National Intelligence Director Withholding Whistleblower Claim Trump Sold Out USA (1 reply)
- TVA Types With Forked Keyboard (2 replies)
- Effectively Combating Global Warming Will Ruin Fossil Fuel Industry...Bonus! (1 reply)
- TVA Sees Home Solar as a Threat...Judge Rules FOR Solar Power (3 replies)
- The View from Lick Skillet (2 replies)
- Smoke On The Mountain - Friday - Saturday - Sunday (1 reply)
- The Unrelenting Grief of Watching Your Planet Die (1 reply)
- A Comic Book..So Even Republicans Can Read the Mueller Report (2 replies)
- Headline of the Day (1 reply)
Lost Medicaid Funding
To date, the failure to expand Medicaid / TennCare has cost the State of Tennessee ? in lost federal funding.
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EPA to scale back federal rules restricting waste from coal-fire
And with that background . . .
EPA to scale back federal rules restricting waste from coal-fired power plants
"The proposals, which scale back two rules adopted in 2015, affect the disposal of fine powder and sludge known as coal ash, as well as contaminated water that power plants produce while burning coal. Both forms of waste can contain mercury, arsenic and other heavy metals that pose risks to human health and the environment."