If you are reading this article practically anywhere in Guilford county, you are very likely utilizing Duke Energy-generated electricity. An effective monopoly due to the market structure in parts of the...
Environmental Justice Speaker Tracey Edwards visits campus
On Monday, Jan. 14 in King Hall B26, Environmental Justice Speaker Tracey Edwards visited the environmental anthropology course in discussion...
Whether playing pool in Milner or doing homework in the new apartments, on-campus residents from the theme houses to the old apartments experienced a shock when the power went out on campus on April 23.
“Immediately,...
It has been a little over a year since a storm water drainage pipe under Duke Energy’s coal ash storage pond in Eden, North Carolina collapsed, allowing 39,000 pounds of coal ash to spill into the Dan...
“We won’t get fooled again,” said Pat McCrory as he kicked off his 2012 North Carolina gubernatorial campaign.
No, we won’t, Governor.
“McCrory’s administration is displaying all of the...
“We will do the right thing for the river and surrounding communities,” said President of Duke Energy’s North Carolina branch Paul Newton in a statement.
Frankly, Duke’s apology is ridiculous.
The...
The Dan River near Eden, N.C., has been transformed into a bubbling caldron of black muck.
Unfortunately for North Carolinians, this is not a fairy tale; it is a dangerous by product of our nation’s...
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