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Taxonomy Archives: North Carolina

March 24, 2022

Conservation groups object to Forest Service’s Revised Nantahala and Pisgah Forest Plan

March 23, 2022

These should be the leading priorities for new US Fish and Wildlife Director

February 24, 2022

New tests reveal high concentration of PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in NC river

February 22, 2022

Senior Attorney Kym Hunter to serve on new transportation plan advisory board

February 15, 2022

Groups tell Biden Administration: Let Older Trees Grow

February 11, 2022

Oral Arguments at NC Supreme Court Monday, February 14th in NC NAACP v. Moore: Racially Gerrymandered Legislature in 2018 Did Not Have Authority to Change NC’s Constitution

February 10, 2022

Community groups appeal administrative law judge Donald van der Vaart’s decision to side with Smithfield on water pollution

February 9, 2022

Groups seek to stop Active Energy’s illegal PFAS pollution of North Carolina’s Lumber River

February 8, 2022

Protect waterways to better protect communities SELC tells Biden administration

WASHINGTON—The Southern Environmental Law Center today submitted comments to the Environmental Protection Agency that were also signed by 90 organizations urging the Biden administration to finalize r...

February 3, 2022

Draft North Carolina General Permit for animal waste to gas projects curtails public input and fails to protect communities or the environment

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