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25159
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There are both pros and cons to letting a new titanium plant be built near the Pamlico River. Both economic and environmental aspects are considered.
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25160
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The new proposal on sewage disposal from the Girl Scout Camp, Camp Hardee, raised many questions about the organization and the public’s health.
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25161
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Ernie Larkin comments on the progress made in the Albemarle/Pamlico Estuarine Study and the new committee structure.
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25162
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More than 500 residents of Beaufort County have been enlisted to help with the Albemarle/Pamlico Estuarine Study. In addition, they have finally begun work on the study after much deliberation.
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25163
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Carolyn Stroud discusses the internal strife we go through when environmental issues are put up against our wallets.
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6.Daffodils & Oysters at Washington Civic Center by Hannon, Amy Currents Vol. 6 Issue 3, Spring 1987
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25164
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Members of the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation gathered for a party involving musical entertainment, oysters, and speeches.
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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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25166
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David McNaught reflects on his feelings about protecting the river and how at the end of each day he feels fragmented.
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25167
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Fish kills have always been a natural part of things, but the question is whether they are becoming more frequent due to intervention by man.
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25168
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation’s Education Exhibit proved educational for both children and adults alike. Information posted about red sores proved particularly rousing.
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25169
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The epidemic of fish and crabs with red sores is a sign that the Pamlico River is not doing well. Citizens and scientists wonder how much more of this will occur before something is done about it.
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25170
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The Coastal Carolina All Species Day will consist of many fun activities for both children and adults. People are invited to come representing the species of their choice.
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25171
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Whether we choose to accept it or not, the human race is quickly reaching its carrying capacity. What happens when we do is the real problem.
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25172
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Due to the frequency of recent environmental problems in the Pamlico River, an environmental response team has been developed to respond to these problems more quickly.
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25173
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Dr. Thomas Berry delivered a speech on the importance of preserving other species at the All Species Day.
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