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Georgia energy companies abandon new plant, cite potential energy policies
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Environmental group challenges Duke Energy on NC power plant
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ASHEVILLE -- A federal judge has denied the Tennessee Valley Authority's request to extend the timeline to install pollution controls on a coal-fired plant in North Carolina.
House Democrats open door for more climate litigation
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