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2017 Long Session Began in January
The NC General Assembly’s 2017 long session has begun. During the long session Sound Rivers’ staff expect the return of a regulatory reform bill…
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Atlantic Coast Pipeline to Impact Sensitive Streams and Water Supplies
The proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) is an interstate natural gas transmission pipeline in Virginia and North Carolina. The ACP is currently proposed to…
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Blounts Creek Decision Appealed, Again
The wait for a decision by the presiding Judge Phil Berger, Jr. ended…
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Grant Awarded to Begin Neuse Water Trail
Sound Rivers is proud to announce an award of $60,487 to begin construction…
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December Special Session x3
The North Carolina General Assembly apparently wasn’t satisfied to hold one December 2016 Special Session. What started as one called session to approve disaster…
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EPA Expresses “Deep Concern” over Discriminatory Impacts of Industrial Hog Operations in NC
By Travis Graves, Lower Neuse Riverkeeper In a January
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Questions Remain on Duke Energy Coal Ash Pits
By Matthew Starr, Upper Neuse Riverkeeper In 2016, Sound Rivers secured an important legal victory to ensure that the coal…
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Volunteer Spotlight: Ed Rhine
By Heather Deck, Pamlico-Tar Riverkeeper When you hear the term “labor of love” many images may come to mind. For…
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Dead in the Water
Dead in the Water: Environmental Enforcement in North Carolina is the first comprehensive…
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Climate Change and Impacts to our Rivers
by Travis Graves, Lower Neuse Riverkeeper Climate science reports to the public are generally big-picture stories centered on the rising temperatures of our oceans, and how increases in…
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