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Auroras, Petroglyphs, and Pagans (Paperback)
By Michael F. S. W. Morrison (Editor), Beau Cain (Editor), Jeff Ransom
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, 9781975661083, 210pp.
More than 100 Years ago, researchers demonstrated that ancient myths and pagan religions are similar throughout the world. Other researchers have known for years that ancient petroglyph images are similar throughout the world. What was not known until near the end of the twentieth century was that scientists could reproduce the petroglyph images in the plasma laboratory. The laboratory plasma that produced petroglyph images was the type of plasma that creates the Earth's auroras. Under certain conditions, those images drawn in petroglyphs could have appeared in the auroras during ancient times. Numerous areas through the world could have seen similar images in the sky during the same time-frames. Those images combined with their motions and the actions of comets and meteors could have led to the creation of similar myths about gods in the sky. The myths led to pagan religions. No space aliens or supernatural activities were required. Information in this book includes why some pagan religions taught that Heaven was close to Earth, the gods lived at the top of an exceptionally high mountain, ladders provided a pathway between Heaven and Earth, there was a trinity of major gods, the gods had significant events occur on mountain tops, the gods created havoc on Earth, and even a possibility about why cows were often sacred. Details are also included about numerous initial surprises found by space probes and the concepts prevalent in 1950 that led to those surprises. Those concepts also hindered the recognition that there was an association between auroras, petroglyphs, and pagan religions. Anyone curious about myths, ancient religions, petroglyphs, astronomy, geology, or the interdisciplinary synthesis of those subjects will find something of interest in this book.
Jeff Ransom is a physicist who conducted research in electro-optics and reconnaissance and managed Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided Manufacturing groups in the aerospace industry. He retired after more than thirty years. He has a Ph.D. in Plasma Physics and is a member of the American Physical Society.

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Stress is caused by external or internal forces. External factors can include your career, physical environment, relationships with others, your home, and all the situations, challenges, difficulties and expectations you are confronted with on a daily basis.
Internal factors determine your body's ability to respond to, and deal with, the external stress-inducing factors. These internal factors which influence your ability to handle stress include your nutritional status, overall health and fitness levels, emotional well-being, and the amount of sleep and rest you get.
With the increasing pace of modern life, we are becoming ever more aware of the effects of stress on our health and quality of life. 'Stress' became the buzzword of the '80s and '90s and we are now seeing the debilitating effects.
These effects are seen in the widespread use and abuse of tranquillisers, sleeping pills and anti-depressant medications. It is a major factor contributing to addictive behaviours such as smoking, gambling, alcohol abuse and food addiction. Stress contributes to crime, vandalism, domestic violence and suicide.
skin problems – acne, eczema, psoriasis etc.
It is also known that people under stress have a greater tendency to engage in unhealthy behaviours, such as excessive use or abuse of alcohol and drugs, cigarette smoking, and making poor nutritional choices. These unhealthy behaviours can further increase the severity of symptoms related to stress, often leading to a vicious cycle of symptoms and unhealthy behaviours.
Uncontrollable, unpredictable, and constant stress has far-reaching consequences on our physical and mental health. Stress can begin in the womb and recur throughout life. One of the pathological (abnormal) consequences of stress is a learned inability to cope that leads to the hopelessness and helplessness of clinical depression. Many illnesses, such as chronic anxiety states, high blood pressure, heart disease, and addictive disorders, (see list above), also seem to be influenced by chronic or overwhelming stress.
It is in these areas that Somatic Psychotherapy, with its holistic approach to the mind and body, can provide deeper understandings and more constructive and self-activated choices in learning and sustaining new ways of working with stressful experiences. This increased awareness also allows for the insight that some stresses can actually trigger new emotional growth and bring about healthy changes.


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Famoso per varie apparizioni in incisioni di Frank Zappa, James Brown, Miles Davis e Steve Winwood, oltre che per essere stato membro della Blues Brothers Band, e dell'Orchestra della CBS, Malone inizia la carriera suonando nei club come trombettista mentre ancora frequenta l'università; Rispondendo ad una richiesta di Warren Covington, leader dell'orchestra di Tommy Dorsey, entra nel giro dei professionisti mentre continua comunque la carriera universitaria, che lo porta alla laurea.

Malone suona con Woody Herman (1969), Duke Pearson (1970), Louie Bellson (1971), Doc Severinsen e con i Blood, Sweat & Tears (1973). Nello stesso anno inizia una collaborazione con Gil Evans, che gli lascerà una notevole influenza e porterà alla realizzazione di sette album e numerose tournée mondiali.

Dopo le apparizioni al Saturday Night Live diventa membro della Blues Brothers Band e, nel 1980 è tra i protagonisti del film di Landis con John Belushi e Dan Aykroyd.

Nal 1993 Malone si unisce alla CBS Orchestra e suona trombone, tromba, sax e flauto contribuendo ad oltre trecentocinquanta arrangiamenti.

Nel maggio 2009 suona a Roma con la nota tribute band romana dei Blues Brothers, i Blues Preachers.

Filmografia
L'ultimo valzer (The Last Waltz), regia di Martin Scorsese (1978)
The Blues Brothers, regia di John Landis (1980)
Blues Brothers: Il mito continua (Blues Brothers 2000), regia di John Landis (1998)

Discografia
 The Tom "Bones" Malone Jazz Septet: Standard of living 1991
 Eastern standard time 1993
 Soulbones 1998

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Trombonisti jazz
Frank Zappa
The Blues Brothers

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The topic is how an expansion of the Panama Canal to accommodate larger vessels will affect American ports from Charleston to Houston.
Rodolfo Sabonge, vice president of market research and analysis for the Panama Canal Authority, will be a guest speaker Friday.
Port Manatee Executive Director David McDonald will moderate a panel discussion.
To register for the conference or attend specific events, go to www.manateepropellerclub.com.


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SAYRE - NEB closed out the first half with a 20-2 run, and pulled away in the second half for a 55-34 win over Sayre here Monday night in NTL Small School Division boys basketball action.
Six-foot, 4-inch sophomore Zach Belles scored the first four points of the game for Sayre, then seniors Gage Carnrike and James Esposito scored consecutive fast-break buckets to give the Redskins an 8-2 lead with 2:15 let in the first quarter.
After consecutive buckets by NEB, Carnrike scored with 15 seconds remaining in the first quarter to give the Redskins a 10-6 lead after the first eight minutes.
The Panthers pulled within two points, at 10-8, early in the second quarter, but sophomore Connor Young and Belles scored consecutive buckets to give the Redskins a 14-8 lead with 6 1/2 minutes remaining in the first half.
Carnrike broke the momentum with a driving lay-up to make it 17-16 with 3:10 left in the first half, but the Panthers scored 11 straight points to take a 28-16 lead into the halftime locker room.
Freshman Brayden Horton scored on an offensive putback in the opening moments of the second half to make it 28-18. After a free throw by Esposito, Carnrike canned a 3-pointer to pull the Redskins within six points, at 28-22, with 6:15 remaining in the third quarter, but NEB scored the next eight points to take a 36-22 lead with 1:20 left.
A pair of free throws by Esposito closed the gap to 36-24 in the final moments of the third quarter, but that is as close as the Redskins would get as NEB used a 13-3 run to push its lead to 22 points, at 49-37, midway through the fourth quarter.
Carnrike led the Redskins with 13 points, five rebounds, and one blocked shot, while Young had six points, five rebounds, and three blocked shots, and Belles added six points.
Esposito had five points, four rebounds, and three assists for the Redskins, and Horton had four points, five boards, two assists, and two steals.
Sayre, now 5-15, returns to action Tuesday at Cowanesque Valley.
IN PHOTO 1: Sayre's Gage Carnrike. IN PHOTO 2: Sayre's James Esposito. ... PHOTOS COURTESY OF PETER KENT.


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Q: Calendar API changing http://code.google.com/p/scm-subversion/source/browse/trunk/iPhone/CalendarTest/?r=4#CalendarTest%253Fstate%253Dclosed
I am using the above mentioned Calendar API. In CalendarTestViewController.m class we are getting the date. Now I have declared a global variable nsstring type and I want to use that date into another new class by using global variable. I have tried this a number of times but unable to get the output. If anyone know how can I use the selected date by using Calendar API, then please give me some solution.
Thanks in advance.
CODE
- (void)calendarView:(KLCalendarView *)calendarView tappedTile:(KLTile *)aTile{
NSLog(@"Date Selected is %@",[aTile date]);
str=(NSString *)[aTile date];
}
NSLog(@"str:%@",str);
glbdate1 = (NSString *)[aTile date];
NSLog(@"glbdate1:%@",glbdate1);
}
//I have declared the glbdate1 variable globally in app delegate file and i have made the new class calenderview
//I want to display the date in textfield by using global variable. Here is code in calenderview

-(void)viewWillAppear:(BOOL)animated {
 if ([glbdate1 length] != 0)
   {
    from.text = glbdate1;
   }
}

A: You have to convert the NSDate to NSString as follows,
NSDateFormatter *dateFormatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];
[dateFormatter setDateFormat:@"yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss"];
NSString *dateString=[dateFormatter stringFromDate:date];

Then the same NSString value can be converted to NSDate as,
NSDateFormatter *dateFormatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];
[dateFormatter setDateFormat:@"yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss"];
NSDate *dateFromString=[dateFormatter dateFromString:dateString];

A:  -(BOOL)isDateinEventArray:(NSString*)iDateString{

//NSString *searchText = lblDate.text;

NSMutableArray *searchArray = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];

for (ToDo *todoObj in appDelegate.todoArray)
{
        NSString *date = todoObj.startDate;
        [searchArray addObject:date];
}

if ([searchArray count] > 0) {

    for (NSString *sTemp in searchArray)
    {
        NSRange titleResultsRange = [sTemp rangeOfString:iDateString
                     options:NSCaseInsensitiveSearch];

        if (titleResultsRange.length > 0)
        [copyListOfItems addObject:sTemp];
    }

    [searchArray release];
    searchArray = nil;

}

if ([copyListOfItems count] > 0) {
    return TRUE;
}else{
    return FALSE;
}
  }

   /*----- Calendar Delegates -----> */

  - (void)calendarView:(KLCalendarView *)calendarView tappedTile:(KLTile *)aTile{

NSLog(@"Date Selected is %@",[aTile date]);

//  NSString *stringFromDate =
// [[NSString alloc]initWithString:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%02i-%02i-%i",[aTile.date dayOfMonth],
//

     [aTile.date monthOfYear],[aTile.date yearOfCommonEra]]];

NSString *stringFromDate = [[NSString alloc]initWithString:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%02i-%02i-%02i",[aTile.date yearOfCommonEra],
                                                [aTile.date monthOfYear],[aTile.date dayOfMonth]]];

if([self isDateinEventArray:stringFromDate]){

    selectedDate = [aTile date];

    eventFoundMsg = @"Events are found on this date.";
    eventMsgTag = 1;
}else{
    eventFoundMsg = @"No events are found on this date.";
    eventMsgTag = 0;
}
[stringFromDate release];

UIAlertView *alert = [[[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Event Message"

message:eventFoundMsg
delegate:self
    cancelButtonTitle:@"Ok"
    otherButtonTitles:nil]autorelease];
    alert.tag = eventMsgTag;
[alert show];
[aTile flash];
/*

if(tile == nil)
    tile = aTile;
else
    [tile restoreBackgroundColor];

 */

 }

- (void)alertView:(UIAlertView *)alertView clickedButtonAtIndex:(NSInteger)buttonIndex
{
if (eventMsgTag == 1) {

    if (buttonIndex == 0)
    {
        MyToDoView *detailViewController = [[MyToDoView alloc]
                     initWithNibName:@"MyToDoView" bundle:nil];
        detailViewController.searchDate = selectedDate;
        NSLog([NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",detailViewController.searchDate]);
        [detailViewController searchDateTableView];
        [self.navigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES];
        [detailViewController release];
    }

}
}

I hope this can help you....

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Choristostigma is een geslacht van vlinders van de familie van de grasmotten (Crambidae), uit de onderfamilie van de Spilomelinae. De wetenschappelijke naam voor dit geslacht is voor het eerst gepubliceerd in 1892 door William Warren.

Soorten
C. disputalis (Barnes & McDunnough, 1917)
C. elegantalis Warren, 1892
C. erubescens (Hampson, 1898)
C. laetalis (Hampson, 1900)
C. leucosalis (Barnes & McDunnough, 1914)
C. particolor (Dyar, 1898)
C. perpulchralis (Hampson, 1898)
C. plumbosignalis (Fernald, 1888)
C. roseopennalis (Hulst, 1886)
C. zephyralis (Barnes & McDunnough, 1914)

Grasmotten


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Q: Is it possible to operate on the aggregated dcast values? dcast.data.table has the feature to aggregate on multiple value.var. Is it possible to somehow reference the aggregated values being created and then perform an operation within the fun ?
This creates the 4 variables
DT = data.table(x=sample(5,20,TRUE), y=sample(2,20,TRUE),
                z=sample(letters[1:2], 20,TRUE), d1 = runif(20), d2=1L)

> head(DT)
   x y z        d1 d2
1: 3 2 a 0.6166590  1
2: 3 1 a 0.1891611  1
3: 5 2 a 0.3061658  1
4: 3 1 a 0.7233832  1
5: 2 1 b 0.6799675  1
6: 2 1 b 0.5144392  1

dcast(DT, x + y ~ z, fun=sum, value.var=c("d1", "d2"))

   x y      d1_a      d1_b d2_a d2_b
1: 1 1 1.0400277 0.3835004    2    1
2: 2 1 0.7032111 1.3713884    1    2
3: 3 1 0.9759893 2.0853103    1    3
4: 3 2 0.5210792 0.0000000    1    0
5: 4 1 1.0971931 0.4417819    2    1
6: 4 2 0.5009533 0.0000000    1    0
7: 5 1 0.9372943 0.0000000    4    0
8: 5 2 0.7671728 0.0000000    1    0

And the operation(s) on the aggregated values can be performed in the second step
dcast(DT, x + y ~ z, fun=sum, value.var=c("d1", "d2"))[,.(div1 = d1_a/d2_a
                                                          ,div2 = d1_b/d2_b)]

        div1      div2
1: 0.5200139 0.3835004
2: 0.7032111 0.6856942
3: 0.9759893 0.6951034
4: 0.5210792       NaN
5: 0.5485965 0.4417819
6: 0.5009533       NaN
7: 0.2343236       NaN
8: 0.7671728       NaN

A: This is a bit convoluted,
but for this problem I think you could do the following:
zs <- unique(DT$z)

sum_div <- function(dt) {
  ans <- dt[, .(div = sum(d1) / sum(d2)), by = .(z)]
  split(ans$div, factor(ans$z, levels = zs), drop = FALSE)
}

DT[, sum_div(.SD), by = .(x, y), .SDcols = c("z", "d1", "d2")]

What happens is that .SD ends up having the 3 columns specified in .SDcols,
but with different subsets for the possible combinations of x and y values.
Then, sum_div performs your desired operation only on that subset,
and splits the result to return a list so that each possible value of z gets its own column in the final data.table.
It's important to do factor(ans$z, levels = zs) in order to get the same number of list elements every time
(data.table expects that);
by specifying how many levels we expect,
split will return an empty vector if there are no values for a level,
but it will definitely return something for each.
Note that you could achieve the same with:
dcast(DT[, .(div = sum(d1) / sum(d2)), by = .(x, y, z)], x + y ~ z, value.var = "div")

I'm not sure if you gain considerable performance by doing everything in one step.
EDIT: you probably don't:
library(data.table)
library(microbenchmark)

n <- 2e5
DT = data.table(x = sample(5L, n, TRUE),
                y = sample(3L, n, TRUE),
                z = sample(letters[1:2], n, TRUE),
                d1 = runif(n),
                d2 = 1L)

zs <- sort(unique(DT$z))

sum_div <- function(dt) {
  ans <- dt[, .(div = sum(d1) / sum(d2)), by = .(z)]
  split(ans$div, factor(ans$z, levels = zs), drop = FALSE)
}

microbenchmark(
  one = DT[, sum_div(.SD), keyby = .(x, y), .SDcols = c("z", "d1", "d2")],
  two = dcast(DT[, .(div = sum(d1) / sum(d2)), by = .(x, y, z)], x + y ~ z, value.var = "div"),
  times = 10L
)
Unit: milliseconds
 expr      min       lq     mean   median       uq      max neval
  one 24.37323 25.74273 26.72413 25.99279 26.62943 34.40309    10
  two 11.31050 11.91650 12.66345 12.51094 13.01364 15.35549    10


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Hedgehope est une localité dans le centre de la région du Southland, située dans l'Île du Sud de la Nouvelle-Zélande .

Situation
La ville est située dans les .

Municipalités limitrophes

La grande ville la plus proche est ,située à  au sud-ouest .
La route  passe à travers la ville d'Hedgehope lors de son trajet entre la localité de Springhills et celle de Glencoe.

Toponymie
Hedgehope est renommée pour la proximité du « Mont Hedgehope » s'élevant à .
Le géomètre  nomma la montagne d'après le second plus haut pic de la chaîne de Monts Cheviot dans son Northumberland natal

Transports
Hedgehope était aussi autrefois le terminus de la ligne de chemin de fer de la  .
Le , un embranchement divergeant de la  au niveau de la ville de Winton fut ouverte au niveau de la ville de Hedgehope et desservit la ville pendant un demi-siècle.
Du fait de la faible demande, les passagers durent toujours voyager dans des wagons attachés à des services de fret, qui étaient connus sous le nom de .
L'augmentation progressive des possesseurs d'automobiles privées dans les années 1920, fit que la quantité de passagers glissa au-dessous du niveau nécessaire même pour un train mixte et en conséquence les réservations pour les passagers furent annulées à partir du .
La quantité de fret, elle aussi déclina régulièrement, et au début des années 1950, la décision fut prise de fermer plus de la moitié de la branche.
Le , l'embranchement fut tronqué au niveau de la ville de Browns et le service du rail au niveau de la ville de Hedgehope fut complètement arrêté.
Aujourd'hui, il ne reste que peu d'éléments d'évidence de l'existence du chemin de fer à part quelques restes du ballast.

Voir aussi

 Liste des villes de Nouvelle-Zélande

Notes et références

Ville en Nouvelle-Zélande
Southland
District de Southland


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ArtGifts
Some mail-art that I have done which started when I lived in Finland. With the internet people totally forgot about sending letters, also forgetting how important physical contact is and the beauty of opening a letter. The first mail art I did was to myself, named "Autocorrespondence" and by sending this to myself, it made me start sending to others, sometimes with a clear message, others not, like in "The Magnolia Leaf" that only has an address and stamp. To me, it can't be more poetic: I leave it in a postbox, I think about if it will ever arrive and it thankfully does thanks to the postman that takes it and understands that a plastic envelope will preserve it until it reaches its destination: a beautiful journey for a special item.
Text from the person that received "Happy birthday":
"Today I received a gift, It has produced a charming surprise to me, it is a work of author's mailart recognizable even in the distance, it took to arrive by those drifts that happen to this kind of strange poetic artifacts. A girl who closes herself with a light knotted rope that gags or kisses, a house, a road, a bouquet of flowers … a plastic delicacy that I have seen in each of your details. It is still an enigma every time it opens, a diptych letter that speaks nonstop and speechless."
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Q: How to push multiple columns' value within group It seems my query will won't act as my expect
I want to group by name and mapping location1 and location2 into an array called locations
Data
{name: "Jack", localtion1: "Taiwan", localtion2: "France"},
{name: "Jack", localtion1: "Japan", localtion2: "Taiwan"},
{name: "Mary", localtion1: "China", localtion2: "Taiwan"}

Expected result
{
    name: "Jack",
    localtions: ["Taiwan", "France", "Japan"]
},
{name: "Mary", localtions: ["China", "Taiwan"]}

Query
db.collection.aggregate([
    {
        $group: {
            _id: "$name",
            "localtions":{
                $addToSet: "$localtion1"
            },
            "localtions":{
                $addToSet: "$localtion2"
            }
            count: { $sum: 1 }
        }
    },
    {
        $project: {
            name: "$_id",
            localtions: "$localtions",
            _id: 0
        }
    },
])

A: You can use the  $setUnion operator. For others set operators read this.
db.collection.aggregate([
        {
            "$group": {
                "_id": "$name",
                "localtion1": { "$addToSet": "$localtion1" },
                "localtion2": { "$addToSet": "$localtion2" }
             }
        },
        {
            "$project": {
                "name": "$_id",
                "localtions": { "$setUnion": [ "$localtion1", "$localtion2" ] },
                "_id": 0
            }
        }
])

Output
{ "name" : "Mary", "localtions" : [ "Taiwan", "China" ] }
{ "name" : "Jack", "localtions" : [ "France", "Japan", "Taiwan" ] }

A: You can also use the $setUnion operator in your $project pipeline as follows:
db.collection.aggregate([
    {
        "$group": {
            "_id": "$name",
            "location1": {
               "$addToSet": "$localtion1"
            },
            "location2": {
               "$addToSet": "$localtion2"
            }
        }
    },
    {
        "$project": {
            "name": "$_id",
            "locations": {
                "$setUnion": [ "$location1", "$location2" ]
            },
            "_id": 0
        }
    }
])

Will give you the result:
/* 0 */
{
    "result" : [
        {
            "name" : "Mary",
            "locations" : [
                "China",
                "Taiwan"
            ]
        },
        {
            "name" : "Jack",
            "locations" : [
                "Japan",
                "Taiwan",
                "France"
            ]
        }
    ],
    "ok" : 1
}


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Coal Ash: Coming to a Town Near You?
"They are all disasters waiting to happen."
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A couple looks across their yard at a coal ash pond in North Carolina.Chuck Burton/AP
The United States still relies on coal to provide 30 percent of its electricity, and a typical plant produces more than 125,000 tons of coal ash—the byproduct of burning coal—every year. For decades, power companies dumped this product, which can contain toxic metals such as arsenic and mercury, into unlined ponds that had the potential to leak and contaminate the drinking water of nearby communities.
Despite an EPA rule that requires power companies to dispose of the waste responsibly and monitor water quality near the dumping sites, coal ash continues to be a serious environmental concern. The rule regulating coal ash is weak and gives utilities the option to dump coal ash in landfills and old mines—often turning them into toxic waste sites. Many are located in and around marginalized communities without the power to fight back. Now, with an administration that's hostile to environmental regulations in power, the coal ash problem is likely to get worse.
"These are all disasters waiting to happen," says Frank Holleman, a senior attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center.
The biggest disaster to date, occurred in 2008 after a retaining wall surrounding the Kingston Fossil Plant collapsed, releasing more than 1 billion gallons into the Emory and Clinch rivers and the surrounding area. Mixed with the river water, the coal waste created a toxic sludge that destroyed or damaged 40 homes in a middle class, mostly white community.
The spill cleanup included trucking the spilled coal ash hundreds of miles away to Uniontown, Alabama, a predominantly black town where a large percentage of the population lives below the poverty line. Starting in 2009, the coal ash was dumped into a landfill, and local activists charged the leak and threaten community health and the surrounding environment. In 2016, the company that owns the landfill filed a $30 million defamation suit against four Uniontown activists who criticized the site. In February, the suit was settled and the company dropped their claim. Uniontown is stuck with the landfill—for now.
"A modern, lined landfill is tremendously safer than these water pits next to a river," Holleman says. But some environmental justice advocates say that landfills are not always safe. "Any engineer will tell you," says Lisa Evans, a senior attorney at Earthjustice, "all landfills leak." When they leak, the toxic metals from coal ash can seep into the groundwater and contaminate drinking water sources.
"Any engineer will tell you, all landfills leak."
In 2014, six years after the Tennessee spill, the EPA issued its final rule regulating coal combustion residuals, known as the CCR rule. Power companies would have to line their disposal sites to prevent leaking, monitor local water quality, and release more information to the public about their disposal activities. After intense lobbying by the utility industry, the EPA did not classify coal ash as a hazardous material, but rather as solid waste, meaning the federal rules regulating coal ash were less stringent than what many environmentalists had wanted to see. Also, the EPA has no enforcement authority.
To environmentalists, this rule was only a partial win. The many new regulations, Evans notes, are "relatively easy to get around" because "there are lots of holes in the ground" that aren't covered by the CCR rule. For example, municipal landfills and abandoned mines are exempt from the rule, and, she noted, there were concerns that power companies will try to save money by cutting corners or disposing of the waste unsafely. "This is the injustice of it all," Evans says. "Building a landfill is 19th century technology. The money [utility companies save] amounts to pennies."
For power companies that use off-site landfills for disposals, certain areas become prime targets. A 2016 environmental justice report from the US Commission on Civil Rights found that nonwhite and low-income individuals are disproportionately affected by the location of coal ash disposal sites. Because the CCR rule doesn't include enforcement from the EPA, fighting coal waste disposal sites falls on the backs of communities with fewer resources to fight back. "It's easier to build a new landfill in communities of color, or poor communities," says Evans.
The residents of Jesup, Georgia—a rural, cash-strapped town more than 200 miles away from Atlanta—experienced this problem. A waste-hauling company had applied for a permit to dump coal ash in their landfill in 2016. In June, HuffPost reported that a Phoenix-based company, Republic Services, planned to expand a rail line that leads to the community's landfill in order to haul 10,000 tons of coal ash through the community and into the dump, and they intended to do this every day.
"A lot of people come up to me and say: 'Congratulations! Y'all won!' And I say, 'We don't have anything in writing.'"
Jesup residents pushed back—and won. The local newspaper published dozens of articles about the dangers of coal ash and organizers recruited environmentalists and local lawmakers to help amplify their cause. While Republic Services backed off on their plans, there's nothing legally stopping them from trying again. "A lot of people come up to me and say: 'Congratulations! Y'all won!'" Peggy Riggins told HuffPost. "And I say, 'We don't have anything in writing.'"
Holleman acknowledges that many problems arise when utility companies keep the public in the dark. "In some communities there have been very legitimate concerns and outright opposition,"Holleman says. "Some utility companies always want to act in secret and drop things in communities rather than work with them."
But what are environmentally acceptable options for disposal sites?
Utility companies sometimes dispose of their coal ash by turning it into concrete or using it in soil, which is known as a "beneficial use" project. According to the Natural Resources Defense Council, if the coal ash is "encapsulated," meaning it can't leach toxic materials when it gets wet, it's safe to reuse in construction. But if it's not encapsulated, problems can occur, as they did for residents of Bokoshe, Oklahoma, where coal ash flies around like pollen covering homes, lawns, and swimming pools. A state-permitted disposal pit dumps the coal waste into an old coal mine, a practice called as minefilling—something the state of Oklahoma considers beneficial use. Residents blame coal ash for what they say are an increasing number of cases of asthma and cancer in their community.
Further north in Pines, Indiana, coal ash that was disposed of in a nearby landfill and used to fix roads caused the town to be designated a Superfund site in 2004. The EPA tested drinking water wells in Pines and found high levels of toxic metals in the wells and residential areas.
While environmental advocates say that the Obama-era rule is weak, the Trump administration is poised to make it worse. Scott Pruitt's EPA has rolled back several environmental regulations designed to protect the health of the public. In May, the agency informed states that it was working on guidance that would give them more flexibility in regulating coal ash. "EPA expects that its new guidance will allow for the safe disposal and continued beneficial use of coal ash, while enabling states to decide what works best for their environment," the agency said.
"This poses lots of dangers to people in coal states," Evans says. "States will be given the reigns to run a permit program under an EPA that doesn't care."
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