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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

19 Jul 2001

Page 9

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jul 19, 2001

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9

South Carolina to open first trash powered plant soon

Myrtle Beach report says Horry County landfill officials indicate the first power plant using methane from decomposing garbage will generate 2.2 megawatts enough for about 400 homes. Santee Cooper will operate the plant with electricity available to the public on Sept 4, marketed as green power.

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South Carolina Myrtle Beach Horry County Santee Cooper Jill Watts Horry County Solid Waste Authority Horry Electrical Cooperative Europe United States Harald Zink Hickory N.C Zink South Carolina Coastal Conservation League
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Condon backs lawsuit over Charleston Co school board

State Attorney General Charlie Condon supports a suit seeking an extra East Cooper seat by taking one from downtown Charleston to represent Mount Pleasant and barrier islands. He will not defend the state in court and the case names the Senate, House, Gov Hodges, and the school board.

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Charleston Charlie Condon Charleston County East Cooper Condon Sullivan's Island Mount Pleasant Barrier Islands State Senate and House Jim Hodges County School Board Charleston Peninsula Larry Kobrovsky Arthur Ravenel General Assembly John Graham Altman I
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Uranium Contamination May Be Widespread In State Area

State officials say 94 of 105 residents in Simpsonville Fountain Inn area tested high uranium levels. Uranium, a naturally occurring metal in granite, poses cancer and kidney risks with prolonged exposure as researchers warn communities about drinking water safety and potential needs for water line funding.

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Reenville South Carolina Tom Temples University of South Carlina Georgia North Carolina Alabama Appalachians Jim DeMint R.sc Simpsonville Fountain Inn
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