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Lake Lure flooding raises downstream questions (opens the original)
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Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene destroyed Lake Lure’s upstream flood gauges, emergency responders still rely on visual observations of river conditions, while the town operates a dam affecting communities beyond its municipal boundaries. Heavy rainfall on Sept. 23 triggered flash flood warnings, temporarily closed the temporary road being rebuilt from Helene between Chimney Rock and Bat Cave, and prompted Lake Lure officials to release additional water into the Broad River. The flooding
NCDEQ awards $3.4M in dam grants (opens the original)
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North Carolina has awarded the remaining $3.4 million from a $10 million Hurricane Helene dam safety fund, directing money to three high-hazard dams damaged by the storm, as state officials turn increased attention to aging infrastructure across the mountains. NC Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) Secretary Reid Wilson announced the awards Wednesday at Turner Shoals Dam on Lake Adger in Polk County, where Hurricane Helene sent water over the century-old structure and damaged its access
Forest deal targets Helene wildfire risk (opens the original)
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A nearly $65 million federal and state agreement will fund a decade of forest restoration and wildfire-risk reduction across areas of western North Carolina damaged by Hurricane Helene, including work intended to protect communities bordering national forests. The US Department of Agriculture Forest Service and North Carolina Forest Service announced the 10-year Good Neighbor Agreement on Sept. 10. Officials said the money will help remove hazardous fuels, address invasive species, improve acces
Bessent ends G20 Asheville meeting with Iran message (opens the original)
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent used the G20 finance ministers meeting in Asheville to press allies on the economic campaign against Iran, saying the United States and China have more in common than differences when it comes to preventing Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and keeping the Strait of Hormuz open. Bessent made the comments to reporters, including Carolina Journal, during a Sept. 1 press conference on the outdoor terrace of the Omni Grove Park Inn following the G20 Finance M
Bessent brings Iran pressure to Asheville (opens the original)
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The world’s finance ministers are gathering in Asheville this week for a G20 meeting, but one of the most consequential issues on US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s agenda is not simply economic growth. The G20, or Group of Twenty, is an international forum that brings together the world’s major advanced and emerging economies to discuss and coordinate economic policy. Its participants represent about 85% of global GDP and two-thirds of the world’s population, according to its website. The G2
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