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Taxonomy Archives: North Carolina

February 8, 2008

Federal court ruling will send Cliffside air permit back to the drawing board for more stringent mercury controls

A federal court ruling today will require the N.C. Division of Air Quality to re-evaluate Duke Energy’s plans to control mercury at the utility’s recently permitted Cliffside unit. The D.C Circuit Cou...

February 8, 2008

EPA loses federal court battle over mercury

The Environmental Protection agency must require power plants, the leading source of mercury pollution in the U.S, to better control their emissions of the dangerous toxin, a federal court ruled today...

January 29, 2008

SELC statment on NC Air permit granted for Cliffside

The North Carolina Division of Air Quality (DAQ) today granted Duke Energy Carolinas an air quality permit to build a new 800-megawatt unit at its Cliffside power plant near Shelby.

January 22, 2008

No Outlying Landing Field for Washington County

In the absence of political, environmental or local support, the Navy today announced it is abandoning its plans to build an Outlying Landing Field in Washington and Beaufort counties in North Carolin...

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