2 million tons of coal ash are at risk of spilling into Lake Michigan and Trail Creek. They are currently held back by an aging steel wall that is heavily corroded.
I have been gone from Michigan City out west for 50 years now. My uncle worked at nights in the guard shack for some years back in the 60s . Thankyou for the video. Brings back memories.
Great video brother! I grew up in M.C., but i now live in Salem, Oregon
I have been gone from Michigan City out west for 50 years now. My uncle worked at nights in the guard shack for some years back in the 60s . Thankyou for the video. Brings back memories.
Back when i worked at the oitlet mall around 1988 and all our calls used to get our cars covered with the ash..
I used to work for a company that would go in and blow up all the hardened coal and clean it out from the biild up on the walls
NiSource (NIPSCO's parent company) is a Fortune 500 company, so it's not like they can't afford it.
Where do the put coal ash to get rid of it?
Thanks we're in town visiting, I was curious about how a "red state" manages their coal use.
Well, Nipsco will be torn down.