Cleanup continues in US after coal ash spill
In 2008, billions of gallons of toxic sludge were strewn across East Tennessee after a coal ash dump ruptured.

Published On 22 Dec 2012
Four years ago, the most serious US environmental disaster of its kind displaced hundreds of residents.
A giant wave of coal-ash sludge spilled from a waste containment area and caused extensive environmental damage.
Al Jazeera’s Tom Ackerman visits the scene in Kingston, Tennessee, where the clean-up operation is still in progress.
Source: Al Jazeera