Duke Energy uses law change to limit coal ash cleanup
The AP reports Duke Energy lobbied North Carolina lawmakers to insert a 330 word provision in a regulatory reform bill. The change allowed continued groundwater contamination from coal ash dumps without immediate cleanup, aiding Duke while environmental groups challenged enforcement. Federal probes and state court cases followed.
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