Critics say the accident, the third-largest coal ash spill on record, is inextricably linked to the states new environmental politics and reflects an enforcement agency led by a secretary who suggested that oil was a renewable resource and an assistant secretary who, as a state lawmaker, drew a bulls-eye on a window in his office framing the environmental agencys headquarters. The NY Times on how the NC agency in charge of protecting people from coal ash was instead being run by politics --> sc.org/CoalControversy
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