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News & Archives In the News Selenium from Power Plants Poses Ecological Risks
| Selenium from Power Plants Poses Ecological Risks |
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| The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is preparing a new regulation to protect fish and wildlife from toxic metals, particularly selenium, that are released in the wastewater of coal-fired power plants. Read the article by Sarah Coefield in Environmental Health News. |
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George Dibble
Somewhere there should be a place for artists and tourists—if no one else is interested—to watch the gulls wheel into a flaming sunset and to ripple their hands in the smooth brine.
George Dibble,
"Deserted Site Remains Tourist Artist Mecca," Salt Lake Tribune, 1961
