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Where is RiverLink on the Coal Ash Pond issue? They’ve got volunteers out in every rainstorm searching for mud puddles (The RiverLink Mud Puddle Police, otherwise known as Muddy Water Watch), but these coal sludge ponds are laced with heavy metals which could be a real hazard to plant and animal life, including people in Asheville and Buncombe County, Madison County, Tennessee and beyond. Where’s Mr. RiverKeeper, our water quality champion?
We’re listening, waiting….
Jenny, yes – that’s why you read Ashvegas. To find out what’s going on around town!
b.c.w., i agree with you. it just seems that nobody paid attention to coal ash ponds before the Tennessee mess. now, news is everywhere. guess i’m just frustrated that nobody seemed to be paying attention before now.
People are freaking out about coal ash for good reason. With all the talk about ‘clean coal’ technology, this blows the lid off the thing. It’s a fossil fuel that leaves carbon byproducts behind… it was never meant to be burned in the first place. It’ll never be clean.
There’s nothin’ on the New French Bar site that I could find about the comedy – or the timing of said comedy. Their facebook page lists what I think are bands starting tonight (Tuesday) at 10 pm. Is the comedy before that, or after, I wonder?
(New reader here – heh – now I get all my "what to do in Asheville" information from your site!)