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Author Archives: Rhiannon Fionn

Award-winning independent journalist, filmmaker and author. Rhiannon's film "Coal Ash Chronicles" is in post-production. And, yes, she was named after a Fleetwood Mac song.

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Q&A: North Carolina’s DEQ chief taking agency in new direction

by Rhiannon Fionn March 9, 2017

Under current state law, Gov. Roy Cooper’s cabinet appointments may be subject to Senate confirmation hearings. On Jan. 17, however, Michael Regan was sworn in as North Carolina’s Secretary of the Department of Environmental Quality at a time when the coal ash issue – something his department is largely responsible for – continues to roil […]

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Q&A: North Carolina’s DEQ chief taking agency in new direction

by Rhiannon Fionn March 9, 2017March 7, 2017
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Q&A: In the Southeast, conservative clean energy group is expanding

by Rhiannon Fionn January 23, 2017
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Q&A: In the Southeast, conservative clean energy group is expanding

by Rhiannon Fionn January 23, 2017January 23, 2017
Posted inNews, Southeast

UPDATED: In North Carolina, solar boom extending to schools

by Rhiannon Fionn January 13, 2017January 18, 2017

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