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Articles
- E-Letter to the Dept. of Air Quality: Don’t issue that permit!
We’ve just created a new “e-letter” campaign on stoptitan.org.
This one is directed to Keith Overcash, director of the Department of Air Quality, and a bunch of legislators, asking them please not to issue a draft air permit for Titan Cement. The DAQ seems to be fast-tracking a draft permit despite the grievous impact the cement […]
- Not My Nalgene!!!
With all the recent news coming to the surface regarding the toxicity of Bisphenol-A(BPA)– a chemical used in hard plastics such as water bottles, baby bottles, and other consumer goods– I’ve decided to trade in my beautiful, yellow, 32 oz Nalgene water bottle for a slightly less-sexy but dependably non-leaching stainless steel model.
There have been […]
- Earth Day 2008 at Hugh McCrae
Don’t forget that Earth Day is today, April 26th, at Hugh McCrae Park. We’ll see you there — we’re going to meet some friends and take pictures.
Earth Day 2008 | Wilmington, NC | April 26th, 2008
- Titan Cement bad for area
Public Comments Regarding Titan Cement
New Hanover County Courthouse, April 21, 2008
By Joel K. Bourne Jr.
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Mr. Chairman, Commissioners:
My name is Joel Bourne. I am a freelance journalist and editor residing in the Ogden area of New Hanover County. For the past two decades I have covered important environmental issues for a number of […]
- N.C. sustainability awards
From the Star News blogs
Sustainable North Carolina has named 11 organizations as finalists for its sixth annual North Carolina Sustainability Awards. Winners, who have demonstrated leadership in environmental stewardship and social responsibility, will be named at the awards presentation and conference Monday at the Friday Center in Chapel Hill.
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