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Taxonomy Archives: North Carolina

November 30, 2023

How Chapel Hill and Carrboro are going car-optional

October 26, 2023

North Carolina promises to advance environmental justice

October 25, 2023

North Carolina industry group challenges $1.70 on their bills designed to safeguard low-income customers from disconnection amid soaring electricity costs

October 24, 2023

N.C. cities seek to contaminate drinking water for about 1M North Carolinians, SELC warns  

October 4, 2023

NC Utilities Commission Approves New Innovative, Inclusive Statewide Energy Efficiency Program

September 7, 2023

Groups go to court to stop pollution of Durham creek

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – On behalf of Sound Rivers, the Southern Environmental Law Center today filed a lawsuit in federal court to stop ongoing pollution from a developer into a Durham creek, Martin Branc...

August 23, 2023

Legal filing urges state to protect North Carolinians from harmful industrial pollution

August 23, 2023

Making PFAS progress across the South

August 21, 2023

Commission increases Duke Energy Progress rates and profits, but adopts low-income affordability programs 

August 9, 2023

Historic settlement secures conservation of endangered red wolves in the wild

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