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Published January 7, 2009, 9:53 pm, The Post and Courier

Toxic chemicals stored in ash ponds: Power plant Pounds SCE&G Canadys Station, Colleton County 357,897 Duke Lee Station, Anderson County 190,030 Santee Cooper Cross Station, Berkeley County 182,662 CP&L, H.B. Robinson, Darlington County 146,744 Santee...

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