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31288
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North Carolina Congressman Mike McIntyre discusses efforts toward good health care in rural communities. As co-chairman of the Rural Health Care Coalition, McIntyre helped introduce the Triple-A Rural Health Improvement Act, which addresses accessibility, affordability and accountability of health care services.
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31289
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The poles and lines of North Carolina’s electric cooperatives run through some of the most challenging terrain in the state. The legal right that utilities have to go on land for system maintenance purposes is called a right-of-way or ROW. This article discusses three types of ROW management, which include mechanical, manual and herbicidal methods.
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31290
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Power line cuts and cleared rights-of-way offer some of the best habitat North Carolina butterflies can find. Paul Hart, superintendent of Raven Rock State Park, has spotted nearly ninety butterfly species in the park. Power line cuts serve as great habitat areas because they are sunny, maintained, and create ecologically-important, species-rich zones.
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