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Coal Ash, How Dry is Dry?

Posted by Jeff Danner | Aug 30, 2015 | Common Science

This week’s column assumes that the reader is familiar with the fact that Duke Energy has been tasked with closing or upgrading its coal ash lagoons across the state of North Carolina following a massive coal ash spill into the...

Chatham County Officials Agree to Deal with Duke Energy on Coal Ash

Posted by Blake Hodge | Jun 17, 2015 | Local Government, State Government

Chatham County officials have reached an agreement with Duke Energy on parameters of storing coal ash at a clay mine in the county. A deal was struck between the county and the energy giant after weeks of negotiations, according...

Google, Apple, Facebook Send Letter to NC Legislators

Posted by Staff | Jun 1, 2015 | State Government

Google, Apple and Facebook sent a letter to North Carolina legislators urging them not to change the state’s renewable energy laws. State representatives are considering a bill that green energy advocates say would negatively...

Duke Energy Hopes To Send Coal Ash To Chatham And Lee Counties

Posted by Staff | Dec 1, 2014 | Safety

Coal ash could be coming to Chatham and Lee Counties, as Duke Energy looks to use old clay mines for disposal.

Chapel Hill Police Warn Of Phone Scam Targeting Local Businesses

Posted by Staff | Oct 19, 2014 | Crime

Chapel Hill Police say a local business woman thwarted a potential phone scam last week, but others haven’t been so lucky.

Duke Energy Raises Prices For Renewable Energy

Posted by Staff | Jun 26, 2014 | State

Duke Energy plans to charge residential customers more in order to establish new renewable energy sources, such as solar panels, across North Carolina.

Duke Energy Grid Will Beat the Heat

Posted by Staff | Jun 18, 2014 | State

Despite the high temperatures across North Carolina, the heat may not pose much of a problem for Duke Energy’s power grids.

Cleaning Up The Coal Ash: What’s The Best Way?

Posted by Staff | Apr 30, 2014 | State

In the wake of the massive spill into the Dan River in February, environmental groups are demanding that the nation’s largest utility remove the more than 100 million tons of hazardous coal ash away from the sites.

State Investigating Whether Duke Energy Leaked Contaminated Water At Chatham Co. Plant

Posted by Staff | Mar 18, 2014 | State

The concern is whether contaminated water was also released into the canal, which flows into an unnamed tributary that feeds the Cape Fear River, a drinking water source for several cities.

Poll: Voters Think Duke Energy Should Pay For Coal Ash Clean-Up, Not Customers

Posted by Staff | Mar 13, 2014 | State

A new poll finds that almost 80 percent of North Carolinians think Duke Energy alone should pay for the clean-up efforts from the recent coal ash spill on the Dan River.

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