This power plant slurps up water for Arizona — and burns 15 tons of coal a minute

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By Abrahm LustgartenJun 16, 2015, 7:05 pm104 pts
This story was produced through a collaboration between ProPublica and Matter. A couple of miles outside the town of Page, three 775-foot-tall caramel-colored smokestacks tower like sentries on the edge of northern Arizona’s sprawling red sandstone wilderness. At their base, the Navajo Generating Station,…

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