| The Clean Water
Campaign is a program for community
organizing around contaminated
groundwater sites, prevention of the
weakening of 2L standards - with priority
on groundwater at the drinking water
level, and the blocking of dangerous
brownfields. |
Nov. 5, 2007: BREDL comments
regarding the City of Raleigh's request for a variance from
groundwater regulations for the Neuse River Wastewater Treatment
Plant.
June 3, 2004 (posted
online): Map of High-Level Radioactive Wastes and
Aquifers in the Southeast featuring Savannah
River Site (.pdf)
June 3, 2004 (posted online): Map of Drinking
Water information featuring Savannah River Site (.pdf)
Oct. 20, 2003: Today at press
conferences in Asheville, High Point and Durham,
statewide and regional organizations launched the
BE SAFE North Carolina campaign. Groups from
across the state will promote the
“better-safe-than-sorry” approach to
protection of public health and the environment.
The mission of BE SAFE NC is to protect
children’s health and to safeguard our air,
water, and workplaces. Press
Releases and more information on the BE SAFE
Campaign.
Sept. 16, 2003: BREDL comments on Phase One North
American Regional Action Plan for Dioxins and
Furans, and Hexachlorobenzene. (.pdf)
May 9, 2003: BREDL
comments on the aquatic restoration project at
the Ore Knob mine in Ashe County, NC. (in .pdf)
July 8, 2002 - BREDL comments on Special Consent
Order for water permit for Clover coal-fired
power plant, Halifax County, Virginia
Dec. 10, 2001: BREDL and BREDL chapters Brunswick
Environmental Defense League and Friends of Green
Swamp comments on Clean Water Act, Section 404
for proposed municipal solid waste landfill by
Riegel Ridge, LLC in Columbus County.
Fact
sheet on Hazardous Waste dumping in Municipal
Waste Landfills and TCLP testing. (posted 10/10/01)
Nov. 14, 2001: BREDL comments to NC DENR regarding TCLP
BREDL/North
Carolina email correspondence regarding hazardous
waste materials in landfills and TCLP testing.
(posted 10/23/01)
BREDL/Virginia
DEQ email correspondence regarding hazardous
waste materials in landfills and TCLP testing.
(posted 10/10/01)
BREDL/South
Carolina email correspondence regarding hazardous
waste materials in landfills and TCLP testing.
(posted 11/15/01)
Aug. 15, 2001: "A Study of Dry Cleaning Solvents
and Clothing: Source of Dioxin Exposure?"
- a report by the Clean Water World Initiative.
The report finds that dry-cleaning solvents and
brand-new as well as dry-cleaned clothes are
contaminated with dioxins. (posted
10/29/01) More
on Dry Cleaning Solvents
Oct. 26, 2000 - Milford Hills organizing meeting
on Groundwater Contamination
Oct. 16, 2000 - BREDL
comments on DENR Rulemaking #1692 - Groundwater
Standards for 18 substances in 15A NCAC 2L .0202
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