Spilled Coal Combustion Byproduct From Belews Creek Power Plant Getting Cleaned Up

By Bertrand M. Gutiérrez Winston-Salem Journal, Winston-Salem Journal
Wed, 12/07/2016 - 6:30pm

Clean-up efforts were winding down Wednesday in Forsyth County, a day after a tractor-trailer leaving the Belews Creek Steam Station flipped and spilled enough synthetic gypsum to fill a dumpster, according to the company responsible for hauling the material.

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Spilled Coal Combustion Byproduct From Belews Creek Power Plant Getting Cleaned Up

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