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Many Richmond County residents are already sick. An Amazon data center could make it worse. (opens the original)
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Generators will be used to temporarily power the $10 billion facility. Those generators are expected to emit hundreds of tons of air pollution, concerning many residents and community advocates.
Study: NC seagrass has declined by more than 16% since 2006 (opens the original)
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A recent study shows seagrass in North Carolina’s estuaries has decreased more than 16% from 2006 through 2020. The study was published in June from the Albemarle-Pamlico National Estuary Partnership. It analyzed different surveys of seagrass conducted in 2006, 2013, and 2020. "The reason to be concerned about the decline is because it's a type of resource that once you lose it, it's very hard to get it back," said Tim Ellis, ecologist with the Partnership. Seagrass is a critical component of a
Residents in Chatham County organizing against planned pipeline (opens the original)
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On a windy and sunny afternoon in late July, Stephanie Davis was giving away T-shirts, buttons and yard signs showing opposition against the proposed 28-mile, 12-inch diameter pipeline from Enbridge Gas North Carolina. The company said the Chatham County System Expansion Project will serve more residential and commercial customers in growing Chatham and Lee counties. Davis is one of more than 100 landowners impacted by the proposed route. She’s worried how the project will affect the local land,
Enbridge Gas hosts meeting about its planned natural gas pipeline in Chatham County (opens the original)
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Enbridge Gas hosted a community meeting Tuesday evening to share information about its planned natural gas pipeline in Chatham County. Enbridge is planning to propose a 12-inch diameter, 28-mile natural gas pipeline running roughly from Siler City to south of Jordan Lake, crossing the Haw River. The utility is currently in the design and survey phase, so the final route hasn’t been determined yet. Spokesperson Persida Montanez said this project is needed to meet rising energy demands in Chatham
Drought conditions causing too much salt in freshwater for farmers along Albemarle Sound (opens the original)
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On a sunny morning in late June, local horticulture agent Sarah Richardson gets ready to measure how much salt is in the water of Edenton Bay, which is part of the Albemarle Sound. With one hand she throws the measuring cable into the water, and with the other she checks the device screen. “So the reading today is 4.6,” said Richardson, who works with the North Carolina Cooperative Extension. That reading — 4.6 parts per thousand — is over ten times higher than the maximum level she recommends f
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