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The Beckjord Generating Station sits 20 miles east of Cincinnati, just across the Ohio River from Kentucky.
The Big Bend Power Station, owned by Tampa Electric Company, is a large, polluting coal plant next to Apollo Beach
Bridgeport Harbor Station is an old, outdated coal-fired power station owned and operated by Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG)
The Buck Steam Station, located near the town of Salisbury, is one of Duke Energy’s coal-fired power plants in North Carolina.
The Cayuga Generating Station is one of the many coal-fired power plants owned and operated by energy giant Duke Energy.
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Pollution from coal-fired power plants is making us sick and in some cases killing us.
The Crystal River Generating Station is a terrifying mixture of dirty and dangerous energy: a huge coal plant attached to a nuclear power plant.
Duke Energy’s Dan River Steam Station started commercial pollution near Eden, North Carolina in 1949.
East Bend Station is a Duke Energy owned power station located in Boone County, Kentucky.
The Fayette coal plant is destroying local farms, making people sick, and contributing to climate change.
Duke Energy operates a fleet of coal plants across the Midwest and South, and it uses its profits and power to influence politicians.
Edison International is a public utility company based in California. The company owns coal-fired power plants across the United States.
The Fisk and Crawford coal plants are making Chicagoans sick. More people live near these plants than any other coal plants in the country.
Duke Energy’s G.G. Allen Steam Plant has been polluting the communities around Belmont, North Carolina since starting service in 1957.
Xcel Energy’s Hayden coal plant is standing in the way of Colorado’s clean energy future.
The Homer City Generating Station is located outside Pittsburgh, PA, is one of the dirtiest coal plants in the country
The Intermountain Power Station in Delta, Utah provides power to municipal utilities in California.
The Marshall Steam Station, owned by Duke Energy, began polluting commercially in 1965.
The Miami Fort Generating Station is a 720-megawatt coal-fired power plant located sits 20 miles west of Cincinnati, OH.
Navajo Generating Station is located near Page, AZ, on the Navajo Reservation.
Xcel Energy’s Pawnee coal plant in Brush, CO is making the local community sick and standing in the way of Colorado’s clean energy future.
GenOn Energy’s Portland Generating Station is a 60 year-old coal-fired power plant on the Delaware River directly across from New Jersey.
The Potomac River Generating Station is a 514-megawatt coal-fired power plant located just downstream from our nation’s capital in Washington, DC
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Duke Energy’s R. Gallagher Generating Station has been polluting the air for residents of both Kentucky and Indiana since its service began in 1958.
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NV Energy’s Reid Gardner Station is a coal-fired power plant in Moapa, Nevada, 55 miles outside Las Vegas
The Riverbend Steam Station came online in 1929. It is only operated 25% of the time and is not needed to keep the lights on in North Carolina.
The Salem Harbor coal-fired power plant has been operating for 60 years and has been a major source of air pollution and toxic coal ash
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Duke Energy’s W.S. Lee Steam Station is located right outside Pelzer, South Carolina. It began operations in 1951.
Duke Energy’s Wabash River Generating Station should have been shutdown years ago.
