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    Potomac Riverkeeper Network > Latest Posts > Industrial Pollution > Possum Point Coal Ash Campaign

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Possum Point Coal Ash Campaign

  • We Protect Your Rivers When Others Drop The Ball

    on November 22, 2019

    The Potomac Riverkeeper Network is your river protector year in and year out — we do the hard work of identifying pollution sources that…


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  • DEAN NAUJOKS

    Participate in the EPA Virtual Hearing October 10!

    on October 4, 2019

    Would you be willing to take a minute of your time to tell EPA weakening…


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  • The Story Behind our Success at Cleaning Up Possum Point Coal Ash

    on March 20, 2019

    Possum Point is a sleepy rural mid income community of families and retired military folks who live a simple life along Quantico Creek and…


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  • Major Victory on Coal Ash!

    on February 16, 2019

    We had a huge win on coal ash on Friday!  The coal ash bill passed…


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  • Public Hearing on Closing Possum Point

    on February 11, 2019

    Join me at the Department of Environmental Quality public hearing on closing Possum Point coal ash ponds,…


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  • Statement on Pending Virginia Coal Ash Legislation

    on January 24, 2019

    Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) and Potomac Riverkeeper Dean Naujoks today applauded the agreement which resulted in pending…


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  • Write Your Senators About Coal Ash Legislation!

    on January 21, 2019

    Here is some language you can use to write to your Virginia state Senator to tell him or her to support SB 1533 and…


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  • DEAN NAUJOKS

    Help Us Pass Coal Ash Legislation in Virginia!

    on January 19, 2019

    We still need your help on the coal ash legislation! The good news is the bill passed out…


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  • Virginia Senate Finance Committee

    on January 18, 2019

    Here is the contact information for the Virginia Senate Finance Committee: Co-Chair Thomas K. Norment, Jr. District 3 Capitol number (804) 698-7503 District number (757) 259-7810 District03@senate.virginia.gov Map: https://www.vpap.org/offices/state-senate-3/redistricting/ Co-Chair Emmett…


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  • Thoughts for the New Year!

    on January 17, 2019

    Happy New Year! I now have more than six months at Potomac Riverkeeper Network behind me – I…


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21 Nov

A shout out to Lindsay Renner-Wood, the Southern MD Independent and the Herald Mail for their coverage of our action to stop the sewage discharges into the Mattawoman from the Charles County wastewater plant. https://www.heraldmailmedia.com/news/state/potomac-riverkeeper-announces-intent-to-sue-county-public-works/article_decb26c3-8d62-520b-ae02-dea6bb48e466.html
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20 Nov

The Associated Press is reporting about our investigation of the toxic black liquor discharges from the Verso paper mill into the Potomac River!
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