Protect Our Water – Don't Let EPA Weaken Coal Ash Protections |
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Retired Cholla Coal Plant photo by Sandy Bahr |
| For more than a century, coal companies have dumped billions of tons of their toxic coal ash into leaking ponds, landfills, and ground pits across the country. Here in Arizona there are five coal-fired power plants, some of them now retired, with coal ash ponds or landfills. Coal ash is toxic waste that poisons our water, air, and communities. After decades of advocacy, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finally established and strengthened coal ash regulations in 2024. Now the EPA wants to roll back these life-saving standards. We cannot go backward. Trump’s EPA is moving to gut these hard-won protections that safeguard our water, health, and communities from this dangerous waste. Our health, our environment, and our most vulnerable communities depend on maintaining strong coal ash protections. Join us in demanding that the EPA protect people, not polluters. Written comments to EPA must be submitted by June 12, 2026. Submit a written comment HERE.
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