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Drought declared over, so why does water future look grim?

Anne C. Mulkern, E&E News reporter

Published: Monday, April 10, 2017

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9:09 AM

ON LOCATION

Adaptation? Not much to slow Florence flooding

WILMINGTON, N.C. — The severity of Hurricane Florence's destruction caught some residents here by surprise, and they said local officials are overwhelmed, too.

By Adam Aton and Daniel Cusick in Climatewire 7:50 AM EDT

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Environmental officials are eyeing coal ash sites at three Duke Energy Corp. power stations over concerns that incessant flooding may lead to additional failures at landfills.

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