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5529
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The Southern Environmental Law Center provides a point-by-point argument against Texasgulf's proposed phosphate mining in Beaufort County wetlands and its environmental impact statement.
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9813
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The Texasgulf Company has the right to mine phosphate, the key ingredient in fertilizer, from a 40,000-acre plot of land close to Aurora. Combined with sulphuric acid, phosphate becomes phosphoric acid, and the plant ships it product to customers who make liquid fertilizers, such as those used by the state's farmers. The company has spent six million dollars on pollution control and monitoring equipment. It has also given Smithsonian Institution paleontologists the right to search the site for prehistoric fossils, such as sharks.
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25165
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Texasgulf Chemicals has been reissued a permit it is not happy with. However, those looking out for the Clean Water Act feel it isn’t strict enough.
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25187
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Texasgulf Chemicals Company has delivered its environmental report for their future mining plans. This report is being reviewed by several organizations including the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation.
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25190
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation has several plans for the Texasgulf environmental report. In addition they plan to write up these ideas in their own document to suggest what Texasgulf may or may not be allowed to do.
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25206
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While the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation and Texasgulf have never gotten along, their relationship has developed into a cordial one if still adversarial.
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25214
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation details its aims with the Environmental Conservation Statement it made regarding Texasgulf’s request to mine in the wetlands.
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25215
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation delivers the options and their consequences regarding the request of the Texasgulf company to mine over 3,000 acres of wetlands in Beaufort County.
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25216
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The Southern Environmental Law Center has prepared a detailed statement on the legal side of the Texasgulf and Pamlico-Tar River Foundation conflict regarding the mining of phosphate from many wetlands in Beaufort County.
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25217
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Various agencies voice their concerns and comments on the Texasgulf request to mine phosphate from several wetlands.
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32442
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David C. Edmisten is vice president of Texasgulf’s Agricultural Chemicals Division in Raleigh. This article discusses Edmisten’s background in chemical engineering, and operations of the company. Texasgulf is mining phosphate rock at Lee Creek in Aurora for the development of fertilizer.
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