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Flemington Road resident Sam Malpass of Wilmington, N.C.,, walks to the landing at Sutton Lake near his home on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014. Malpass, who refuses to fish on the lake, is part of a small community nearby the L.V. Sutton Complex operated by Duke Energy that feels the lake and well water could be polluted from spill off and seepage from large coal ash ponds. “If you want to know what it’s like living near a coal ash pond, this is it,” said Malpass, 67, a retired carpenter and Vietnam veteran. “We’re afraid to drink the water because we don’t know what’s in it. We can’t eat the fish because we don’t know if it’s safe anymore. It’s changed our lives out here.”  (AP Photo/Randall Hill)

Flemington Road resident Sam Malpass of Wilmington, N.C.,, walks to the landing at Sutton Lake near his home on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014. Malpass, who refuses to fish on the lake, is part of a small community nearby the L.V. Sutton Complex operated by Duke Energy that feels the lake and well water could be polluted from spill off and seepage from large coal ash ponds. “If you want to know what it’s like living near a coal ash pond, this is it,” said Malpass, 67, a retired carpenter and Vietnam veteran. “We’re afraid to drink the water because we don’t know what’s in it. We can’t eat the fish because we don’t know if it’s safe anymore. It’s changed our lives out here.” (AP Photo/Randall Hill)

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