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GMA has lobbied for lined containment.
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Environmental groups suing EPA with the goal of new safeguards for coal-ash disposal.
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10 states account for three-quarters of disposal in ash ponds.
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Coal ash and other debris from decades gone by hurtled down a steep slope Oct. 31.
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Here is an update on issues GMA will be advocating during the Sept. 13–14 Lobby Day in D.C.
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Notes from the GMA conference call that took place on May 4.
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GMA participated in a public listening session held by the U.S. EPA March 30, 2011.
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Geosynthetics committee hears initiatives for transportation and coal ash.
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Industry groups are optimistic the EPA will favor less-stringent non-hazardous regulations.
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Environmental groups have accused the EPA of overstating the benefits of ash recycling.
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A letter from Geosynthetic Institute Director Robert Koerner to the U.S. EPA.
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A snapshot of the Congressional elections that took place on Nov. 2, 2010.
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The article, “GMA speaks up during EPA coal ash hearing,” prompted the following comment and response.
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The EPA seeks comments regarding the regulation of coal ash containment sites.
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Following are the comments made by GMA members during the Aug. 30 EPA hearing in Arlington, just outside Washington, D.C.
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GMA recommends a composite liner system for coal ash sites.
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In May, the EPA announced that it plans to regulate coal-ash containment sites by requiring that all sites are fitted with liners (geomembranes and geosynthetic clay liners).
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Agency proposals would address risks of unsafe coal ash disposal, while supporting safe forms of beneficial use.
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A letter from three U.S. representatives urging a mandate for liners for coal-ash containment was sent to EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson Nov. 20.
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Representatives from 10 member companies of the Geosynthetic Materials Association traveled to Washington, D.C., March 16-17 to participate in another successful GMA Lobby Day.