Sentence examples for coal sludge from inspiring English sources

Train cars carried the coal sludge – four million tons of it – south to Uniontown in Alabama.

The power plant was originally designed to fire the coal sludge generated from a washing process; however, the coal sludge and its mixture with low-rank bituminous coal have been started to be used as the main fuel with time.

The official, Jack Spadaro, the superintendent of the National Mine Health and Safety Academy in Beckley, W.Va., has been an outspoken critic of a federal investigation into a huge spill of coal sludge in eastern Kentucky three years ago.

In December, hundreds of acres of Roane County in eastern Tennessee were buried under a billion gallons of toxic coal sludge after the collapse of one of the T.V.A.'s containment ponds.

An article on Wednesday about tests on the water supply in Eastern Tennessee after a vast amount of toxic coal sludge spilled over a wide area misidentified the town where a preliminary test showed that the water met drinking standards.

An article on Wednesday about damage assessments after a vast amount of toxic coal sludge spilled in Eastern Tennessee misspelled the surname of a spokeswoman for the Environmental Protection Agency.

Coal River Valley citizens still remain in danger of a potential catastrophe--a 72-foot tidal wide of coal sludge--should the impoundment break.

The effect for mice exposed to coal-sludge particulates was significantly higher than for those exposed to coal particulates alone, a finding that may be explained by the presence of zinc in the sludge, the researchers say.

The impacts of mountaintop mining of coal in Appalachia clearly exhibited at sites such as Kayford Mountain and the Coal River Valley sludge impoundment raises additional concerns.

But an even bigger question arose: Given that the blasting for the proposed 6,600 acre mountaintop removal site on Coal River Mountain, which rests beside a 6 billion-gallon toxic coal waste sludge dam above underground mines, could be catastrophic for the communities downstream, where was Gov. Joe Manchin?

Laboratory mice exposed to particulates from the burning of pulverized coal and sludge suffered lung damage.