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Land and Housing: Voters in Buncombe and Henderson counties approved bond measures funding affordable housing and land conservation, including $70 million in Asheville-area bonds. Data Center Pushback: Nearly all of roughly 41 local data center measures across 10 states were rejected. In North Carolina, Mooresville has paused new projects for a year amid growing concerns about their impacts. Wildlife Recovery: State biologists are raising hellbenders to help restore populations after Hurricane Helene. Coastal Habitat: DEQ will seek public input on a proposed 125-acre artificial reef in Albemarle Sound, made with debris from the Alligator River Bridge. Clean Energy: Wake Forest says renewable energy credits now cover all campus electricity use; its emissions are down 75% from 2007.

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6 hours ago Buncombe, Henderson County voters approve bond referendums Voters in western North Carolina approved several multimillion-dollar bonds on Election Day, authorizing funding for affordable housing and land conservation.

6 hours ago Buncombe, Henderson County voters approve bond referendums Voters in western North Carolina approved several multimillion-dollar bonds on Election Day, authorizing funding for affordable housing and land conservation.

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