The worst ecological disaster in U.S. history happened seemingly without anyone noticing this past December. 3 million tons of coal ash accidentally spilled in Tennessee devastated the surrounding area, it was 100 times worse than the Exxon-Valdez disaster, and it will cost a billion of dollars to clean up. The worst part is the ash will be transported to Uniontown, Alabama, one of America's poorest communities in the United States to sit in landfills. This is a disturbing trend, placing landfills and toxic materials disproportionally near poorer communities. Project M is trying to raise awareness through a website that was conceived during this past summer session in Hale County Alabama.
Please help, send this link to everyone you know: www.ashholes.org
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