- Cover: BREDL Awarded Major EPA Grant
- Director’s Report: Corruption keeps fossil fuel industry strong
- One year after fertilizer plant fire, questions remain in Winston-Salem
- Who’s helping who? We have questions!
- Community campaign drives court battle
- Roanoke River GenX contamination source found
- Activist to activists
- Photos: National Pipeline Eminent Domain Conference
Issue: Community Pollution
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The League Line: Fall 2022
Cover: A Victory for the People!- Director’s Report: An environmental nightmare called eminent domain.
- “Forever chemical” GenX found in Roanoke River and local drinking water supply reservoir
- North and South Forks of the Roanoke River focus of GenX investigation
- Firefighters are exposed to toxic PFAS in their personal protective equipment
- Chapel Hill signs and bus ads removed, raising First Amendment concerns
- New Mexico – not a sacrifice zone EPA Risk Management Program proposed rule leaves communities at risk
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SC woman concerned over new gas pipeline in front of home, officials say it’s legal (WPDE.com)
A woman living in Atlantic Beach reached out to ABC15 with concerns after she said a gas pipeline was installed in front of her home — without notice.
Kathy Andrews said the home she’s lived in for nearly two decades on 32nd Avenue in Atlantic Beach was disrupted a couple of weeks ago.
Andrews said she walked out of her door to see Dominion Energy workers digging a hole in her front yard; something she said she never gave permission or received a notice for.
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BREDL expresses our concern in a letter to NC DEQ Secretary Biser regarding the Chemours Total Organic Fluorine (TOF) method report
Transferring a pollutant from one medium to another is a virtual shell game
Jun. 06, 2022: The Chemours facility has caused massive pollution in the Cape Fear region and the pollution is ongoing. Thousands of people have been impacted.