GREENVILLE, S.C. -
The W.S. Lee Steam Station site in Belton, S.C., has been bustling with activity in recent weeks in anticipation of the first truckload of coal ash to be excavated and relocated to an off-site landfill.
That day came Thursday as trucks moved the first tons of the material – left from burning the coal that’s powered the Carolinas for more than a century.
Ash basin closure starts in South Carolina as three key North Carolina permits granted - Duke Energy
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