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EPA plans to weaken rules on how Duke Energy handles toxic coal ash

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By Martha Quillin
| Aol Verified
The Environmental Protection Agency plans to weaken federal clean-water rules that have been used to force Duke Energy to clean up its toxic coal-ash storage sites across North Carolina for more than a decade. The EPA announced Thursday it wants to amend the rules because a “one-size-fits-all approach to compliance” is not the best.
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Locally heavy rain wasn't enough to make a dent in NC's statewide drought

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By Martha Quillin
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
A cloud of dust envelopes a farmer and his tractor as he tills a field between Smithfield and Goldsboro, Saturday, April 4, 2026. ssharpe@newsobserver.com Locally heavy downpours may have washed a layer of pollen from cars and patio pavers on Sunday, but they weren't enough to get the Triangle or much of anywhere else in North Carolina out of drought.
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‘No Kings’ rallies in smaller NC towns focus on immigration policies, economy Original

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By Martha Quillin
| The News & Observer Verified
The “No Kings” rallies held in big cities may have drawn bigger crowds on Saturday, but the ones held in small towns like Pittsboro had a special feel: part political rally, part church revival.
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