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A worker uses a shovel at the site of the retired Duke Energy coal-fired power plant where a second leak of coal ash was found in Eden, North Carolina February 19, 2014. Officials in North Carolina defended their oversight of coal ash ponds Wednesday, a day after a second leak was found to be threatening a river already awash in toxic sludge from a spill earlier this month. REUTERS/Chris Keane (UNITED STATES)

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A worker uses a shovel at the site of the retired Duke Energy coal-fired power plant where a second leak of coal ash was found in Eden, North Carolina February 19, 2014. Officials in North Carolina defended their oversight of coal ash ponds Wednesday, a day after a second leak was found to be threatening a river already awash in toxic sludge from a spill earlier this month. REUTERS/Chris Keane (UNITED STATES)