The N.C. Coastal Resources Commission will hold public hearings in each of North Carolina’s eight oceanfront counties to gather comments on a proposal to change the formula used to calculate the width of the Ocean Erodible Area of Environmental Concern.
The N.C. Coastal Resources Commission will hold public hearings in each of North Carolina’s eight oceanfront counties to gather comments on a proposal to change the formula used to calculate the width of the Ocean Erodible Area of Environmental Concern.
The N.C. Coastal Resources Commission will hold public hearings in each of North Carolina’s eight oceanfront counties to gather comments on a proposal to change the formula used to calculate the width of the Ocean Erodible Area of Environmental Concern.
The N.C. Coastal Resources Commission will hold public hearings in each of North Carolina’s eight oceanfront counties to gather comments on a proposal to change the formula used to calculate the width of the Ocean Erodible Area of Environmental Concern.
State officials are hosting a public hearing to gather comments on the draft of a permit Duke Energy needs for an on-site, industrial landfill to handle coal ash and other waste at its Marshall Steam Station in Catawba County. The utility is seeking permission from the N.C. Division of Waste Management to build two additional areas and continue operating two existing areas in the industrial solid waste landfill. The industrial landfill is at the Marshall Steam Station in Sherrill’s Ford near Mooresville.
The state Environmental Management Commission, or EMC, has scheduled three hearings to seek public comment on the Department of Environmental Quality's primary plan for complying with new federal rules for controlling carbon emissions.
The state Environmental Management Commission, or EMC, has scheduled three hearings to seek public comment on the Department of Environmental Quality's primary plan for complying with new federal rules for controlling carbon emissions.
The state Environmental Management Commission, or EMC, has scheduled three hearings to seek public comment on the Department of Environmental Quality's primary plan for complying with new federal rules for controlling carbon emissions.