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Jamie Satterfield

  • Investigator, The Knox County Public Defender's Community Law Office
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Investigator with the Knox County Public Defender's Office and 34-year veteran of investigative journalism in Tennessee.
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Workers forced to clean up TVA coal ash spill without personal protection settle with company

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By Jamie Satterfield
| Kentucky Lantern
After 10 years of litigation, workers who were forced to work without personal protection to clean up the Tennessee Valley Authority’s massive coal ash spill at its Kingston Fossil Plant in 2008 have reached a settlement in the case. TVA’s disaster clean-up contractor Jacobs Engineering posted a one-line notice Monday on its website affirming that the global corporation has reached a monetary settlement with the more than 200 workers who filed suit over their treatment.
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Jacobs Engineering settles Kingston coal ash case

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By Jamie Satterfield
| The Newport Plain Talk Verified
Coal ash slurry left behind in a containment pond near the Tennessee Valley Authorities Kingston Fossil Plant Dec. 29, 2008 in Harriman, Tenn., after the dyke at left broke Dec. 22, 2008, unleashing a billion gallon flood of toxic sludge into the Emory River.
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Jacobs Engineering settles Kingston coal ash case – Tennessee Lookout

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By Jamie Satterfield
| Tennessee Lookout
After 10 years of litigation, workers who were forced to work without personal protection to clean up the Tennessee Valley Authority’s massive coal ash spill at its Kingston Fossil Plant in 2008 have reached a settlement in the case. TVA’s disaster clean-up contractor Jacobs Engineering posted a one-line notice Monday on its website affirming that the global corporation has reached a monetary settlement with the more than 200 workers who filed suit over their treatment.
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