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The Lumber, or Lumbee River, in eastern North Carolina ranked No. 4 on the list due to PFAS and agricultural pollution.
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Over the weekend, the event celebrated the planet with environmental films, games and activities.
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North Carolina has seen its fair share of devastating storms, even during weaker seasons.
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June marks the beginning of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. This week, Colorado State University released its annual forecast.
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Those long, dry periods are taking a toll on N.C. soil health.
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Duke Energy is asking permission from state regulators to raise rates for both its North Carolina companies. But first, the public has a chance to weigh in.
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State agencies, private landowners and tribes can preempt wildfires by conducting controlled burns. But these controlled burns can only happen when the forecast allows.
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The U.S. Department of Energy is offering $1.9 billion in funding for transmission upgrades, including replacing conductors, installing better technologies to monitor the grid and transmitting power across regions.
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Spring is in full swing in the Carolinas, but some folks are still experiencing a lingering winter chill from overdue utility bills. For Duke Energy customers, this increasingly results in disconnection.
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Over 3,000 miles of streams snake through Mecklenburg County. These waterways protect communities from climate impacts in more than one way.