S.C. utility agrees to remove its coal ash

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Santee Cooper, South Carolina's largest electric utility, has agreed to remove 1.3 million tons of coal ash from its Grainger power plant beside the Waccamaw River, settling lawsuits filed by environmental groups including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. The settlement also requires removal and recycling of ash from two other power plants. The Southern Environmental Law Center is pushing Duke Energy to similarly remove coal ash from its Riverbend plant in North Carolina.