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"This reversal is a slap in the face to every community that has fought for clean drinking water. EPA’s decision isn’t grounded in science or law – it’s a political choice that endangers families throughout America."
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"...so much of what brings people here and what keeps people here is having all of that protected land around us. It’s so pivotal to our economic development"
"The NCDOT is pursuing expanded passenger rail service across the state through the federal government’s Corridor Identification and Development (Corridor ID) Program as the state sees record ridership year-over-year."
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"Industries make more money if they don’t have to spend money to remove waste where it starts — at their facilities. What this rule would do is basically increase industry profits at the expense of everyday North Carolinians."
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Our Campus Fellows are organizing, advocating, and showing up by collecting thousands of petitions, partnering with campus groups, and leading events on issues like clean energy, environmental justice, and toxic chemicals. 💚 (2/3)
"North Carolina’s drought is pushing water levels lower and putting a sharper focus on whether the state’s water supply can keep pace with growth and a changing climate."
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On top of a proposed 15% rate hike, Duke Energy is now asking North Carolinians to foot the bill for an additional $800 million in increased fuel costs. I vetoed Senate Bill 266 for exactly this reason: because it would further expose North Carolina ratepayers to volatile fuel markets and shift the cost of electricity from large industrial users onto the backs of regular people, making your utility bills more expensive. Republican legislators knew this too – but still left North Carolinians holding the bag. The Utilities Commission should step in to secure an affordable energy future for North Carolinians. We must do everything we can to make life more affordable for families, not more expensive.
“Many of them are elderly or disabled, and they will be choosing between keeping their power on and paying for medicine or getting enough food. Why should this burden fall heavier on them?”
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"Single moms and seniors among them, they came with a message for the commission: They can't take another Duke Energy rate increase."
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North Carolina’s carnivorous plants are as fascinating as they are fierce! Swipe through to learn more and let us know which one is your favorite. (1/2)
😒 “A company with connections to the cryptocurrency industry is considering drilling for natural gas near the Deep River north of Sanford in Lee County, North Carolina.”
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