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Duke Energy offers $5K compensation for coal ash victims

Avery Hocutt,

January 16, 2017

Rouzer appointed to House Natural Resources Committee

WWAY News,

January 13, 2017

Meeting discusses wastewater discharge into Brunswick River

Taylor Yakowenko,

January 12, 2017

Volkswagen: Judge says exec will flee to Germany if released

Avery Hocutt,

January 12, 2017

EPA: Fiat Chrysler software defeats pollution controls

Avery Hocutt,

January 12, 2017

Obama admin blocks seismic surveys in Atlantic Ocean

WWAY News,

January 6, 2017

Federal regulators say Atlantic Coast Pipeline "environmentally responsible"

Avery Hocutt,

December 30, 2016

Christmas tree recycling locations open

WWAY News,

December 26, 2016

Trump rollback of Obama climate agenda may prove challenging

WWAY News,

November 29, 2016

Duke Energy to pay $1M to settle latest coal ash suit

Kate Nemarich,

November 25, 2016

Despite big turnout, New Hanover Commission delays SUP hearing

WWAY News,

November 14, 2016

New Hanover County commissioners to discuss special-use permits again

Dustin Dorsey,

November 13, 2016

Duke Energy to keep dry coal ash in place at 10 power plants

WWAY News,

November 11, 2016

Gutter politics: DNC sorry after campaign bus dumps sewage

WWAY News,

October 19, 2016

Sewage spills during Matthew reported in Leland

WWAY News,

October 11, 2016

Feds: Plan addresses impact of ocean noise on marine mammals

Sarah Johnson,

September 13, 2016

ONLY ON 3: Visitor finds sewage flowing into ocean at Kure Beach

Helen Holt,

September 5, 2016

Sewer spills in Leland and Carolina Shores during Hermine

Helen Holt,

September 3, 2016

Chicago lawmaker proposes cracking down on Pokemon Go sites

Sarah Johnson,

August 30, 2016

Public feedback sought on cleanup for Superfund site in Columbus County

WWAY News,

August 18, 2016

Toxicologist on cancer warnings: NC acted despite science

WWAY News,

August 10, 2016

4,000 gallons of sewage spilled in Leland neighborhood

Elizabeth Bynum,

July 5, 2016

NC lawmakers float easing Duke Energy's coal ash cleanup

WWAY News,

June 28, 2016

Scientists: Vibrant US marine reserve now a coral graveyard

Sarah Johnson,

June 1, 2016

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Duke Energy offers $5K compensation for coal ash victims

Rouzer appointed to House Natural Resources Committee

Meeting discusses wastewater discharge into Brunswick River

Volkswagen: Judge says exec will flee to Germany if released

EPA: Fiat Chrysler software defeats pollution controls

Obama admin blocks seismic surveys in Atlantic Ocean

Federal regulators say Atlantic Coast Pipeline "environmentally responsible"

Christmas tree recycling locations open

Trump rollback of Obama climate agenda may prove challenging

Duke Energy to pay $1M to settle latest coal ash suit

Despite big turnout, New Hanover Commission delays SUP hearing

New Hanover County commissioners to discuss special-use permits again

Duke Energy to keep dry coal ash in place at 10 power plants

Gutter politics: DNC sorry after campaign bus dumps sewage

Sewage spills during Matthew reported in Leland

Feds: Plan addresses impact of ocean noise on marine mammals

ONLY ON 3: Visitor finds sewage flowing into ocean at Kure Beach

Sewer spills in Leland and Carolina Shores during Hermine

Chicago lawmaker proposes cracking down on Pokemon Go sites

Public feedback sought on cleanup for Superfund site in Columbus County

Toxicologist on cancer warnings: NC acted despite science

4,000 gallons of sewage spilled in Leland neighborhood

NC lawmakers float easing Duke Energy's coal ash cleanup

Scientists: Vibrant US marine reserve now a coral graveyard

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