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Carolinas sue over Catawba River water transfer plan
South Carolina files a federal suit urging the Supreme Court to halt North Carolina cities Concord and Kannapolis from transferring up to 10 million gallons daily from the Catawba River. Attorney General Henry McMaster argues a 1991 NC law violates interstate sharing principles amid drought fears and memories of 2002 water shortages. The case seeks an injunction and, if possible, a interstate water compact between the states. Estados Duke Energy officials note river serves 1.3 million residents and power plants rely on its basins.
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