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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has denied Alabama 's plan for how Alabama Power and other utility companies continue storing coal ash in the state.
The decision was made in late May after many months of back and forth between federal and state regulators including the EPA and the Alabama Department of Environmental Management .
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