Brushy Fork Sludge Impoundment
When looking at the negative impacts of coal one would be remiss not to take a close look at sludge impoundments. From Sludge Safety Project Before being transported to market, coal must be washed to separate it from the surrounding soil and rock–the more impurities a company can remove from coal, the higher its market [...]
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