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Taxonomy Archives: North Carolina

June 11, 2015

N.C. Supreme Court confirms General Assembly bailed out Duke Energy from groundwater law

June 4, 2015

New map illustrates coal ash contamination of drinking water

June 4, 2015

Bills to slow renewables in N.C. face increased opposition

June 2, 2015

New Analysis finds Burning Wood Pellets

Chapel Hill, N.C.- A new analysis by experts in carbon lifecycle modeling, Spatial Informatics Group LLC, reveals that using wood pellets will produce 2 1/2 times more carbon pollution than to burn co...

May 29, 2015

SELC transportation strategies pay dividends in North Carolina

May 27, 2015

EPA Releases Final Clean Water Rule

Washington, D.C.-Today the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) released its final Clean Water Rule, helping to provide clarity on protections for the drinking...

May 20, 2015

Court reinstates fracking moratorium in North Carolina

May 20, 2015

Court Temporarily Enjoins NC Mining and Energy Commission from Accepting Fracking Permits

Chapel Hill, N.C.- Wake County Superior Court stayed a constitutional challenge to the state's Mining and Energy Commission by a local conservation group and landowner pending a decision in the appeal...

May 19, 2015

Under pressure for coal ash handling, Asheville coal plant to close

May 15, 2015

Duke Energy pleads guilty to environmental crimes in North Carolina

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