ISS – COAL’S DIRTY SECRET

ISS – COAL’S DIRTY SECRET.

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Coal ash is one of the country’s biggest waste streams and is full of toxic substances, yet it remains virtually unregulated. Can Washington overcome the fierce opposition of energy interests to protect communities and the environment?

A special Facing South investigation by Sue Sturgis