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Posted on February 20, 2018February 20, 2018 by David Boraks

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A U.S. appeals court has thrown out a US Forest Service permit that would allow the $7 billion Atlantic Coast Pipeline to cross the Appalachian Trail. An environmental lawyer says the project may have "to go back to the drawing board." Duke Energy tells me the pipeline plans to appeal the ruling. A spokeswoman notes that 56 other gas and oil pipelines have been allowed to cross the trail. Story on @WFAE and WFAE.org https://t.co/XTKGtmQxSS #ACP #pipeline #environment #appalachiantrail #NC (Photo: Atlantic Coast Pipeline)

This afternoon I was out on Freedom Drive in #CLT, where a "unique" project is getting underway. What's interesting is the large number of public and private partners getting together to build a project that mixes affordable and market-rate housing. Probably not something you'd see in the wild. The Mezzanine at Freedom will cost $30 million, and have monthly rents from $350 to $1450. On @wfae and WFAE.org https://bit.ly/2Ldpkjk #affordablehousing #westcharlotte

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A U.S. appeals court has thrown out a US Forest Service permit that would allow the $7 billion Atlantic Coast Pipeline to cross the Appalachian Trail. An environmental lawyer says the project may have "to go back to the drawing board." Duke Energy tells me the pipeline plans to appeal the ruling. A spokeswoman notes that 56 other gas and oil pipelines have been allowed to cross the trail. Story on @WFAE and WFAE.org https://t.co/XTKGtmQxSS #ACP #pipeline #environment #appalachiantrail #NC (Photo: Atlantic Coast Pipeline)

This afternoon I was out on Freedom Drive in #CLT, where a "unique" project is getting underway. What's interesting is the large number of public and private partners getting together to build a project that mixes affordable and market-rate housing. Probably not something you'd see in the wild. The Mezzanine at Freedom will cost $30 million, and have monthly rents from $350 to $1450. On @wfae and WFAE.org https://bit.ly/2Ldpkjk #affordablehousing #westcharlotte

Voyager 2 bids adieu to the heliosphere, entering interstellar space. It has been heading that way for 41 years - 2 generations ago. Your smartphone has way more memory than this spacecraft. (via @NPR ) http://ow.ly/GtLP30mWMnx (#NASA illustration) #space #voyager2

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