The League Line Newsletter
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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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Cover: Seeking protection for our local communities is something that we must continue to pursue by Charles Utley
- BREDL sending representative to Germany for peace delegation by Jenn Galler
- Director’s Report: Citizens’ responsibility when it comes to pollution by Kathy Andrews
- EPA takes action on PFAS by Therese Vick
- Disenfranchisement and its impact on environmental justice by Jason Torian
- Solar panels in parking lots by Ann Rogers
- BREDL welcomes Jan Haagensen as Development Director
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Cover: Fire at Winston-Salem fertilizer operation exposes weaknesses and loopholes in state and federal regulations by Therese Vick
- Georgia state House of Representatives honor Renee Cail with the 2022 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award
- Rev. Charles Utley spoke as part of U.S. Department of State’s Leadership Program
- Director’s Report: Fundraising during tough times by Kathy Andrews
- Environmental Injustices persist in Chapel Hill by Jason Torian
- BREDL seeks revamping of water quality standards for Mountain Valley Pipeline by Ann Rogers
- Sharon Ponton retires from BREDL
- BREDL welcomes Jason Torian as community organizer
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Cover: Virginia air board denies permit for MVP Southgate compressor station – MVP appeals decision by Mark Barker
- Director’s Report: The people of Pamplico, South Carolina must rise up and fight Dominion Energy by Kathy Andrews
- Unity and support makes a difference for the needs of our communities by Charles Utley, BREDL Associate Director
- The 1,4 Dioxane Dilemma continues… by Therese Vick
- Update and next steps on Mountain Valley Pipeline by Ann Rogers
- “It took a while, but in the end we won.” by Lou Zeller, BREDL Strategic Advisor
- Ways to raise money for your chapter
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Cover: BREDL welcomes Kathy Andrews as new executive director
- TVA retains ownership of the Bellefonte Nuclear Plant site – Agency will not request any new licensing by Sandy Kurtz, BREDL Co-President
- The 1,4 Dioxane Dilemma by Therese Vick
- Roanoke County Supervisor takes action on MVP by Ann Rogers
- BREDL welcomes new chapter Coalition for a Clean Dan River Region by Julie Owen, CCDRR Director
- People vs. Fossil Fuels pictorial
- “In honor of a Code Red Warning, I Harken Thee” – a poem by Frank McManus
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