Put it into unlined landfills and it can contaminate groundwater.
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It's annoying trying to get an unlined sleeve over clothing.
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Savage X Women's Unlined Microfiber Demi Cup Bra, $44; amazon.
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You can get a really nice, unlined notebook for $3.
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Chantelle Lingerie Rive Gauche Full Coverage Unlined Bra, $88; nordstrom.
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Her face, like everyone else's in her family, is unworried, unlined.
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Six feet tall, with silver hair, Sacks has an unlined, mournful, luminous face.
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The interior, which is unlined, has also gotten softer and nicer to touch.
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They were simple; some boxy and double-breasted, some single-breasted and unlined.
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His white hair was scalloped against his scalp, but his face looked remarkably unlined.
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Despite being loose and unlined, they allowed air to circulate, keeping her feet warm.
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This time she chose to write on unlined printer paper, which seemed a little nicer.
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There are two different inseams — 7 or 9 inches — as well as lined or unlined.
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I smile into the glow of their unlined, earnest faces and I feel my son.
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Some power plants store coal ash in unlined waste ponds, which threatens groundwater and waterways.
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Disposing of or storing fracking wastewater in unlined pits so that the toxic water contaminates groundwater.
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They're still hand-sewn, full-grain, unlined leather, and they break in without losing a stitch.
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Geiger This site near Charleston processed waste oil, including in unlined lagoons, resulting in soil contamination.
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That report showed that chemicals used in fracking had leaked from unlined dumping pits into Pavillion's groundwater.
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Though his face was unlined and his skin glowed, there was a fleeting glassiness in his eyes.
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Many operators disposed of their toxic coal ash in unlined pits nearby, posing a hazard to groundwater.
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And the unlined fabric would need to be a certain thickness, or else it would be see-through.
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The ponds and landfills used to store coal ash are frequently unlined, allowing toxins to leach into groundwater.
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The emergency spillway is an unlined channel that is essentially a natural hillside with rocks, brush and other debris.
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The Siletz only has one unlined outer pocket that's weatherproof (not waterproof) with a taped zipper that's vertically oriented.
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Her BFF Kendall Jenner even wore a completely unlined look hot off the Balmain runway to dinner last year.
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Both buildings were constructed from unlined blocks of white sandstone quarried nearby, giving Murnane's quarters, especially, a bunkerlike feel.
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Home cooks can order unlined butcher paper online, or use parchment paper; just don't use plastic-lined butcher paper.
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The holes are often unlined and adjacent to rivers, because steam electric plants need to be near bodies of water.
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Great, nice thing about this blazer is it's unlined, meaning that it doesn't have a lot of bulk to it.
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The unlined wool fits as if it's made of leather, it holds my shoulders and barely cups my lower back.
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Under the new regulations, companies will have to stop dumping coal ash in unlined storage ponds near waterways by Aug.
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Behind the masses of those that wish to watch you lead a quiet and sedentary life is an open, unlined canvas.
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The pictures of the overdose cases show young, unlined faces that are jarring beside the much older ones for other funerals.
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" According to Bruce Pask, men's fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, "Massimo's corduroy suit is deconstructed, unlined and soft.
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Gravel on top of the liner that covered with oil was collected and disposed of, and oil never touched the unlined ground.
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Under the new rule companies will have one more year before they are forced to close or retrofit unlined ponds near aquifers.
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Hermès achieves a similar feel through a different fabric, with an unlined cotton-and-jersey jacket so thin that it's almost sheer.
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Generally, however, unlined coal ash ponds do leak into groundwater, according to a 2016 study published by Dr. Vengosh and his colleagues.
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Traditionally, power plants mixed the leftover ash with water and sluiced it into unlined pits, where the ash would settle to the bottom.
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So, power plants often mix the leftover ash with water and sluice it into unlined pits, where the ash settles to the bottom.
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Rural landfills, which are mostly open, unlined and unmanaged, spill across tundra and into nearby rivers, and hazardous materials leach into soil and water.
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Historically, these ponds have essentially been unlined pits that store "an alphabet soup of chemicals that are toxic to human health," Ms. Evans said.
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That sludge was taken to an unlined landfill in Alabama, just outside a predominantly African-American community, prompting challenges under federal civil rights law.
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However, utilizing the emergency spillway—essentially an unlined hillside—is likely to send mud and other debris into the water of rivers and channels downstream.
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The unlined emergency spillway — essentially a hillside — experienced significant erosion after the reservoir overflowed Saturday, at one point reaching an elevation capacity of 901 feet.
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I sigh as I realize that my unlined eyes look like the puckered half-lemon I once found stuck to the shelf in my fridge.
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And being the wrinkle-resistant miracle that he is, he's been asked to reveal the secrets of his unlined skin once (or three hundred times) before.
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They would type or write Chance cards and property deeds on unlined index cards and turn earrings, coins, and other miscellaneous household items into playing pieces.
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The Rhone Versatility shorts come in two inseams, both in lined and unlined versions You can get the Rhone Versatility Shorts in a few different variations.
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The storm's likely path also runs through dozens of unlined lagoons of animal feces and coal waste, which threaten to overflow into adjacent drinking water sources.
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Our group of young psychologists were stunned at how young all the monks appeared, none of them looked their age, their faces were unlined and relaxed.
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Unlined and clay-lined coal ash ponds significantly pollute air and water for human health and the environment according to leading public health and conservation advocates.
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It provides plenty of shade and modest cover, but let us just remind you that it is unlined, so there's going to be a lot of chafing.
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According to data compiled by environmental groups, 95 percent of coal ash ponds are unlined, which means the ash has no barrier between it and the groundwater.
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Mr. Franklin and Mr. Lewis wrap in "pink" or "peach" paper, unlined butcher paper that seals in the meat juices while allowing the excess steam to escape.
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He had an unlined face and thick auburn hair, he walked rapidly with his hands stuffed into his jeans pockets, and he wore red Converse high-tops.
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That forced officials, for the first time in the 49-year history of the dam, to temporarily use an emergency spillway, an unlined hillside prone to erosion.
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Specifically, the judges said the EPA should not have exempted coal ash ponds at closed plants from certain standards, nor should it have let some unlined ponds remain.
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North Carolina still has at least 13 unlined pits filled with millions of tons of coal ash, which risk overflowing or breaching during big rainfall or flooding events.
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We're seeing unlined or half-lined jackets with softer shoulders because it's less-restricted and it's conforming to your shape as opposed to making you a different shape.
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Additionally, if a plant can prove it is shutting down a coal boiler, it can request to keep its unlined storage ponds open for up to eight years.
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The hole found Sunday in the emergency spillway — essentially a natural hillside of soil, rock and brush — led engineers to shift major water flows away from this unlined channel.
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The hole found Sunday in the emergency spillway — essentially a natural hillside of soil, rock and brush — led engineers to shift major water flows away from this unlined channel.
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More than a decade later, T.V.A. is still storing coal ash in unlined pits and ponds that leach heavy metals into the ground water and ultimately into the river.
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Rhone lets you choose between four different colorways, as well as whether you want them to be lined or unlined, and a 7-inch or 9-inch pant leg.
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It includes summer wardrobe stables like breathable button-downs and unlined suiting, along with a women's wear capsule with relaxed tunics and beach dresses designed by his wife, Stacy.
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One of Pink's most versatile styles, the bralette comes in push-up, lightly lined, and unlined options (and ranges from AA to DDD), so there's truly something for everyone.
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The rules, however, did not address power plants that had been retired, allowed unlined impoundments to operate indefinitely and regulated the ash as nonhazardous solid waste, Ms. Evans said.
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What unified these people, beyond their obvious business connections, is how fresh they all appeared, how unlined and dewy, as if each had just awakened from a restorative nap.
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The company dumped 7,100 tons of PFOA-laced sludge into ''digestion ponds'': open, unlined pits on the Washington Works property, from which the chemical could seep straight into the ground.
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Their raw sewage is tossed into cesspits — unlined holes in the ground — that let the liquid seep into the groundwater and the solids collect, to then be dumped into wadis.
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In a journal with unlined 8-by-13 paper, he sketched his mission and product design and explored how a tiny company might become a vital utility for the world.
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The Rive Gauche Full Coverage Unlined Bra has three-part, lace-embellished cups lined with underwire for optimal support and soft, adjustable straps, so you can ensure a perfect fit.
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I then watched through the base's fence as the soldiers dug up leaking pipes and hastily drained an overflowing septic tank, dumping its contents across the street in an unlined pit.
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The lightweight, unlined suede shoes in her new spring collection reject the idea that English-made footwear must be hefty — but retain classic codes like buckles, hidden stitching and overlaid saddles.
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Photos of Mr. Ben Ali — his hair jet black, his face unlined, his body cloaked in dark suits — were ubiquitous, on billboards and in classrooms and government offices throughout the country.
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After months of research, they settled on a signature style: an unlined flexible slipper-style loafer, in supple luxury materials and with a light, low sole and orthopedic-style handcrafted insoles.
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For years, the coal industry and their allies in state and federal government supported unlined coal ash ponds claiming the earth naturally filtered contaminants and prevented toxins from discharging into groundwater.
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I learn that the shoes are built with a memory foam pad under the ball of the foot, and constructed from supple unlined suede that molds to the shape of your feet.
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Last summer, after one such lawsuit, a federal district court ordered the T.V.A. to remove the ash from an unlined four-hundred-and-seventy-six-acre pond adjacent to the Cumberland River.
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It's a pointed-toe flat with topstitching — made from soft, unlined Italian leather, a flexible rubber outsole, and cushioned insoles that'll keep you comfortable and polished even when working the occasional overtime.
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Cohen, who is fifty-two, has an unlined face, more or less permanently set in a hangdog scowl, and a voice that retains the unmistakable trace of his childhood on Long Island.
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This time, Rinna, who often records energetic dance moves on social media, traded in her SKIMS Shapewear for Rihanna's new Savage x Fenty Unlined Floral Black Lace Bra and matching lace underwear.
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At the time of its acquisition, the Frick's chief curator, Xavier Salomon, remarked on its "unlined and untouched" condition and the rarity of its subject as the only known painting of the prince.
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Plus, the collection caters to all underwear choices, whether you prefer unlined, demi-cup, or push-up bras, or mid-rise or high-waisted underwear, there are plenty of options to choose from.
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" Farther afield, in South Africa, the code phrase was "Eiffel Tower"; in the Democratic Republic of Congo it was "making a whiskey"; and in Lebanon a common remedy for unlined pockets is "aspirin.
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"The Postman Always Knocks Twice (And Then Your Package Disappears Completely)" A freelance-investigative-journalist turned nature-writer uses his mom's credit card to order eight hundred dollars' worth of unlined Moleskine notebooks.
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Khloé showed even more skin than Kylie, wearing head-to-toe Victoria's Secret lingerie: a matching white lace unlined bra ($39.50) and white floral lace string panty ($10.50) teamed with dramatic ground-sweeping plumes.
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The breach of the dam imperils two unlined coal ash ponds on site, which contain a combined 2.1 million cubic yards of coal ash, according to a report prepared for Duke Energy this year.
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Coal ash, containing dangerous metals including arsenic and mercury, has typically been mixed with water to form a sludge and stored in unlined pits, which environmentalists say in many cases are leaking into groundwater.
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They also found problems when inadequately treated fracking wastewater is dumped in streams or lakes, as well as when fracking wastewater is stored in unlined pits, which allows the water to seep into local groundwater.
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The caveat is that Cuup's unlined bras are supposed to represent a rare sweet-spot — a daily bra that combines the look and feel of a bralette with the support of any other underwire bra.
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Coal ash is often mixed with water to stop the substance from becoming airborne, but when stored in unlined pits, coal ash can leach into the ground, depositing arsenic, lead and mercury into the water supply.
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This byproduct—which often includes metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, chromium, and selenium—is often stored in unlined pits next to lakes and rivers, because coal plants need to be near water sources to generate steam.
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Finally, to cut down on the rudeness of leather against skin, he applied petroleum jelly with his fingertips to the unlined brow, the fresh cheeks, and the chin too often left exposed in the rashness of youth.
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The shoes go in the backpack, and everything else — usually three suits, some unlined blazers from Luigi Bianchi Mantova (because you have to honor your clients) and some pants from PT Pantaloni Torino — fits in the suitcase.
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The co-ed show was opened by celebrity model Gigi Hadid wearing an ultra-light unlined trench coat made of suede, nappa leather and snake skin over beige shorts matched with a brown short and orange neck foulard.
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The chemicals are a key ingredient in firefighting foam employed at bases nationwide, with military crews spraying large amounts during training exercises (and on emergency calls) into unlined basins that drain into the soil and then into groundwater.
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"You look at a suit now, and you can see in one second it's an old suit," said Giovanni Bianchi, the style director of L.B.M. 1911, a family-owned, Mantova, Italy-based manufacturer of finely cut, unlined blazers.
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"Today, every unlined coal ash lagoon in South Carolina has either been excavated, is being excavated or is scheduled to be excavated for transportation to dry, lined landfills or for use in recycling," according to The Post and Courier.
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"We think unlined loafers are a timeless product, a chic and flattering style with cross-generational and geographical appeal," Mr. van Langeveld said, adding that the brand's production team had grown to 15 members and continued to quickly expand.
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Unlined impoundments in coal ash sites may not restrict toxic pollutants from seeping into surrounding groundwater, rivers and lakes, and impoundments that are in poor condition are more likely to leak and contaminate groundwater, surface water or surrounding property.
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Unlined and unfussy, it still retains distinguishing elements of fine Italian tailoring — that is, high armholes, a fitted but far from exaggerated body and subtle palette resulting from the use of uncolored fabrics that are garment dyed after manufacturing.
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With its points buttoned down, the unlined collar spreads and bends at its front edges to form an elegant bell curve, or maybe to slither a bit asymmetrically — a casually dashing soft contour among the strict lines of traditional men's wear.
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A federal appeals court, however, recently issued a ruling arising from the lawsuit, sending the E.P.A. "back to square one" to revisit parts of the regulations related to unlined coal ash ponds and ones at retired plants, Ms. Evans said.
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The unlined Sloop suit came in what Mr. Alba called "Desert," a sandy hue; the duster coat in "Agades," a moss-green color named after the Niger city Agadez; and the pants in a gray shade called "Alluminio" or aluminum.
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There were inexplicably dense, flabby and elastic cakes, some still trembling and raw at the center, or a bit too browned at the edges, or forgotten and burned, or stuck tight in an unlined, ungreased pan, scratched out and served in crumbling pieces.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Monday unveiled a proposal to give coal-fired power plants more time to comply with Obama-era clean water rules that required them to stop dumping ash in unlined pits and reduce releases of toxic waste.
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Legal actions, reports, news photos and satellite pictures show huge piles of uncovered and unlined trash, entry of unsorted materials whose toxicity is never supervised, leachate that is poisoning communities and entering water systems, uncontrolled methane gas emissions and, in some cases, frequent fires.
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The storm is predicted to move inland after making landfall, and its likely path runs through the heart of North Carolina's hog farming and coal country, where dozens of unlined lagoons of animal feces and chemical waste sit adjacent to the drinking water sources of thousands of rural poor.
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Two conservation groups have withdrawn their U.S. Supreme Court petition to force the Tennessee Valley Authority to remove 50 years' worth of coal ash from unlined disposal ponds along the Cumberland River, saying a consent decree in a state-court regulatory action has made their federal litigation unnecessary.
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On Friday, the e-tailer True&Company is pitching a try-on tent at the Williamsburg boutique Concrete & Water, where "fit therapists" will give customers a quiz to figure out what style — an unlined balconette ($64), say, or a bralette with strappy cutout details ($68) — works best for their shape.
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While the craftsmanship of the house's ready-to-wear is already couture-level in many ways — its supple leather separates, delicately embellished evening gowns and deeply decadent unlined furs — Piccioli's couture collections often offers a more private luxury: Logos and extraneous embellishment are stripped away to reveal a spare, heightened vision.
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The Do Nothing policy is supported by the company that maintains the landfill, Republic Services, but not by some researchers and activists, who note that the landfill is unlined, sits inside a floodplain, and isn't far from the Mississippi river, raising the potential to contaminate groundwater if it hasn't already.
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"Our business is pretty casual, but the L.B.M. 1911 is a soft coat, an unlined coat, what we call an empty coat," he said, one that both meets the sartorial needs of guys occupying that sartorial gray area between the straitjacketed corporate drones and the Hoodie Horde of Mountain View, Calif.
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"These rules will allow yet more tons of coal ash, containing toxics like arsenic and mercury, to be dumped into unlined leaking pits sitting in groundwater and next to rivers, lakes and drinking water reservoirs," said Frank Holleman, a senior attorney with the Southern Environmental Law Center, referencing the finalized coal ash rules.
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Her face is unlined (she is straightforward about her plastic surgery, comparing it to a flu shot), and the other day at her apartment in Chelsea, her platinum hair was swirled around enormous rollers, evoking her role as the aspirational mom with the exploding beehive in "Hairspray," John Waters's goofy-sincere 1988 film.
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The rollbacks, which were spurred by a court decision ordering EPA to overhaul the use of unlined ponds, target 2015 Obama administration rules that required power plants to invest in wastewater treatment technology and monitoring of coal ash ponds, measures they estimated would stop some 21625 billion pounds of coal ash from entering rivers and streams.
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The rollbacks, which were spurred by a court decision ordering EPA to overhaul the use of unlined ponds, target 2202 Obama administration rules that required power plants to invest in wastewater treatment technology and monitoring of coal ash ponds, measures they estimated would stop some 2628 billion pounds of coal ash from entering rivers and streams.
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The air, earth and water of Crossett, with its population of about 5,500 people, have been spoiled by harmful fumes and vapors, by chemicals discharged into unlined basins, by fiber products and ash hidden in fields beneath a few inches of dirt and behind fences that do not solve the problem of carcinogens leaching into creeks and wells.
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"This rule by the Trump administration puts millions of people's drinking water in jeopardy, streams, rivers and even private wells are in the crosshairs of this pollution and when tragedy strikes from a flood, hurricane or a breach from a unlined coal ash pit or pond everyday citizens are left with contaminated water," said Mustafa Ali, a former head of environmental justice at the EPA who noted that most of the 6 million people that live within three miles of a coal-fired power plant are disproportionately people of color and lower income communities.
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Alarmingly, the EPA found that fracking contributes to drinking water contamination during all stages of the process:Water withdrawals for hydraulic fracturing in times or areas of low water availability, particularly in areas with limited or declining groundwater resourcesSpills during the management of hydraulic fracturing fluids and chemicals or produced water that result in large volumes or high concentrations of chemicals reaching groundwater resourcesInjection of hydraulic fracturing fluids into wells with inadequate mechanical integrity, allowing gases or liquids to move to groundwater resourcesInjection of hydraulic fracturing fluids directly into groundwater resourcesDischarge of inadequately treated hydraulic fracturing wastewater to surface water resourcesDisposal or storage of hydraulic fracturing wastewater in unlined pits, resulting in contamination of groundwater resourcesThe EPA admits that "data gaps and uncertainties" are limiting its ability to fully evaluate the impacts of fracking on the nation's water resources, saying more research is needed.
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