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Ameren / Coal Ash
12:13 pm
Mon November 28, 2011

Inspections: Some Mo. coal ash ponds rated 'poor'

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Seven of Ameren Missouri's ash ponds have been rated 'poor' by the Environmental Protection Agency. Ameren’s power plant near Labadie, Mo. (pictured) has been at the center of a recent debate about a proposed coal ash landfill near the plant.
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Seven of Ameren Missouri's 12 coal ash ponds inspected for structural integrity by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have been rated "poor."

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Ameren Coal Ash Landfill Debate
2:38 pm
Tue October 25, 2011

Franklin Co. vote opens door for Ameren to build coal ash landfill

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Franklin County residents show their opposition to the landfill regulations prior to the Commission vote.
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The Franklin County government building in Union, Mo., where the County Commission meets.
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Franklin County Commissioners Ann Schroeder, John Griesheimer, and Terry O. Wilson (left to right).
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Updated 4:43 p.m.

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners has approved its controversial landfill zoning regulations, opening the door for Ameren to build a coal ash landfill in Labadie, Mo.

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Labadie Coal Ash Landfill
11:16 am
Thu October 6, 2011

Franklin County completes draft of coal ash landfill regulation; revised version posted

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Ameren’s 2,400-megawatt plant near Labadie, Mo., is the state’s largest coal-fired power plant.
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Update: 9:45 a.m. Oct 6:

Projected schedule for the Franklin County landfill zoning regulation:

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