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Archives: Education
  • EMC Restores Science in Reports

    Posted by Heather Deck on May 11, 2016

    In today’s meeting of the NC Environmental Management Commission, the Water Quality Committee restored important scientific information to two reports on riparian buffers and Solar Bees in Jordan…


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  • Call to restore science in NC Buffer Report

    Posted by Heather Deck on May 9, 2016

    Sound Rivers’ Upper Neuse Riverkeeper and the NC Sierra Club sent a letter today to the NC Environmental…


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  • Protect Drinking Water

    Posted by Heather Deck on April 25, 2016

    Bad Bill Alert: You have a right to know what’s in your drinking water! Call your legislators now about terrible “Issuance of Advisories” bill. It protects POLLUTERS, Not…


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  • Keep it in the Ground

    Posted by Heather Deck on April 22, 2016

    This Earth Day, take action to Keep It in the Ground! There’s no better message to drive home on Earth Day than Keep It in the Ground


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  • Volunteer Spotlight Bob Hudkins

    Posted by Heather Deck on March 23, 2016

    Volunteer Spotlight  By Matt Butler, Environmental Projects Manager In this issue of Currents, the Sound River staff would like to recognize the effort of a long-time volunteer and member, Robert…


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  • Wayne County residents speak on Coal Ash

    Posted by Heather Deck on March 23, 2016

    Wayne County residents speak out on impacts from Coal Ash On Thursday, March 10th, community members in the Goldsboro…


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  • Marines pitch in to clean up parks

    Posted by Heather Deck on March 23, 2016

    MCAS Single Soldiers Clean Up New Bern Parks By Travis Graves, Lower Neuse Riverkeeper Sixty soldiers from the Marine Air Control Group 28, Cherry Point, spent two days in…


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  • Lakes worth visiting and protecting

    Posted by Heather Deck on March 22, 2016

    Lake Mattamuskeet and Falls Lake:  Worth Visiting and Protecting By Liz Houde, Education and Outreach Coordinator Lake Mattamuskeet The Tar-Pamlico River basin contains the state’s largest natural lake, Lake  Mattamuskeet….


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  • Win for the Coast

    Posted by Heather Deck on March 22, 2016

    Win for the Coast Offshore Oil Drilling in Atlantic Banned In an unexpected reversal, the Obama administration abandoned plans to open…


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  • Kids River Fest

    Posted by Heather Deck on March 11, 2016

    Our popular Kids’ River Fest returns to Greenville River Park North. This year, we are also duplicating…


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  • Fish Consumption Guide Completed for Triangle Area

    Posted by Heather Deck on January 27, 2016

    Our Upper Neuse Riverkeeper and Sound Rivers partnered with UNC School of Public Health to educate anglers about…


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  • Sound Rivers & Others Go Back to Court Against Murphy-Brown

    Posted by Scott Misner on October 15, 2015

    Murphy-Brown Faces New Legal Challenge after Ignoring Agreement to Clean Up Hog Farm Contamination CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Conservation groups, including…


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  • New titanium mine threatens pristine streams near Medoc Mountain State Park

    Posted by Electric on September 25, 2014

    Iluka Mineral Sands Mine Threatens Waters Near Medoc Mountain State Park Iluka, an Australian company that mines titanium and zircon, has applied for their state mining permit and…


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  • Proposed Martin Marietta Mine in Beaufort County

    Posted by Electric on September 25, 2014

    Background Martin Marietta Materials, Inc will be developing a new 50-year open pit marine limestone mine in southern Beaufort County, east…


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Twitter

  • The Tar-Pamlico is cleared for swimming for a second week running; the same three sites failed on the Lower Neuse a… https://t.co/RRrAnXnDQSJul. 01, 2022
  • The @USSupremeCourt @EPA decision is a setback for clean water, for healthy communities and, unfortunately, demonst… https://t.co/00bR3qv2X3Jun. 30, 2022
  • Where are Pamlico-Tar Riverkeeper Jill Howell and Neuse Riverkeeper Sam Krop? Today they were on Capitol Hill with… https://t.co/svkaCnnpVkJun. 08, 2022

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