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25294
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The North Carolina Land Trust has purchased a large amount land it plans to use for an environmentally sensitive residential development as well as preserve the wetlands on the property.
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25295
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation has given awards for conservation to local farmers. They two winners both farm large amounts of land but still manage to keep conservation a priority.
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25296
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An overview of 2005’s general assembly includes the budget, policies put into place, legislative losses, and legislative officials who helped make the policies a reality.
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25297
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Heather Jacobs discusses just what the Clean Water Act Section 404 permit PCS Phosphate has applied for means and some of its shortcomings.
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25298
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By 2017, all the coal-fired power plants in North Carolina must put new regulations into action which should lower the mercury outputs from these plants.
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25299
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has denied PCS Phosphate’s request for a preferred site for mining. The Corps and PCS Phosphate meet in March to determine the next steps.
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25300
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Wyatt McGhee and John Faulkner make an appeal to the people of North Carolina to support a bill that will reduce the amount of visible litter by giving a 10 cent per container deposit on beverage containers.
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25301
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Former director of the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation Rob Perks reflects on the years he spent as director. He reflects on everything from what he accomplished while director to his reasons for leaving and even what the experience taught him.
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25302
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Former director of the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation Jim Stephenson reflects on his years as director of the PTRF. He covers everything from what he did with the PTRF to why he left and what the experience taught him.
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25303
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Heather Jacobs describes the differences in New Orleans from the first time she went there; to the second time she visited the city and what North Carolina can learn from the city’s experience.
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25304
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Heather Jacobs defines stormwater and how a seemingly harmless word can mean big problems for North Carolina. However, she also describes solutions to prevent these potential problems.
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25305
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David Emmerling describes his hopes and dreams for the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation including an expansion of the Riverkeeper program and the addition of a Riverforce program.
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25306
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Bill Hunneke describes ways that Pamlico-Tar River Foundation members can help give the foundation a bigger presences in their communities.
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25307
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The director of the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation participated in an event to brainstorm ways to respond to the expected growth of the state’s population.
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25308
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The Red Drum is a saltwater fish found in various places of the Atlantic, but North Carolina boasts the biggest ones. There are several ways to prepare for a fishing trip aimed at catching them so fishermen throughout the state should be ready should they feel the urge to catch them.
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