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25189
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The culprit of the fish kills for over a decade may be dinoflagellates. These dinoflagellates can lay dormant for long periods of time and disappear soon after killing fish which is why researchers have had trouble narrowing down the cause of the kills.
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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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25191
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The Girl Scout Council for Coastal Carolina is hitting some walls when it comes to trying to renew their NPDES permit for discharging wastewater into the Pamlico River.
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25192
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The legal battle over the protection of wetlands continues and is contended all the way up to the federal level. Many factors are at play from big oil companies to environmental considerations.
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25193
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Discharge into the Tar-Pamlico River should be reduced significantly with the new cost-share program that is being introduced. This should aid in nutrient reduction of the water and boost the ecosystem of the river.
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25194
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Concerned citizen and member of the Pamlico-Tar River Foundation, Mickey Taylor has loved the Pamlico River for 60 years. She recounts her memories of the river and why that makes her want to save it.
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25195
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Concerns of both residents and local farmers were considered at the Environmental Management Commission. The hot topic was regulations requiring farmers to register farms with a certain amount of livestock.
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25196
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation weighs in on the new proposal of discharge from the new drinking water plant.
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25197
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation gives insight into the effectiveness of the existing commissions with responsibility for environmental oversight in North Carolina.
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25198
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation shares information about three new volunteer committees they have established.
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25199
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A history of the Pamlico River watershed which includes the areas humble town beginnings to the trouble the fishing industry has found itself in more recently.
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25200
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A meeting between hog farmers and residents debated concerns over the recent boom in livestock, specifically hogs.
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25201
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Children used to frequent the docks on the Pamlico River in the fifties. Linda Boyer recounts her memories of this experience.
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25202
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David Nash recounts the history of the town Gull Rock. Everything from the first settlers to World War II is covered and even pone bread gets a mention.
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25203
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Beaufort County has a plan for a new Estuarine Education Center. The plan so far has raised quite a bit of money and is supported among members of the community as well.
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