Coal Ash Blues

I live in Manhattan so I don't have the same uncomfortably intimate relationship with coal ash that say Roane County or Widows Creeks residents do.  But what I know about the environment is that we all share in it, both its bounty and its ruination.  We are connected - and not in an ephemeral or mythical Avatarian way but in an actual physics-chemisty-biology way - mostly by air and climate, but also by soil, water and contiguous ecosystems.  We need to regulate coal ash and New York representatives share no less responsibility in this fight than do those representatives near coal ash disasters.  We must find a path to living sustainably in harmony with nature or we are not going to survive.  One world, one way.

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