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NC Shrimping Bill Prompts Backlash From Coastal Fishermen

NC Shrimping Bill Prompts Backlash From Coastal Fishermen

74% Center coverage: 15 sources

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) -- Coastal fishermen are turning out in full force in Raleigh on Tuesday to oppose a bill that would ban some kinds of shrimp fishing. Large commercial trucks with signs reading 'NC Seafood for All No Trawl Ban' honked their horns and drove circles around the legislative building as fishermen in the building called for lawmakers to vote no on House Bill 442. The bill bans commercial shrimp trawling within a half mile of the …See the Story

Patrols at Lake Mead Aim to Stop Boaters From Drinking on July 4th Weekend

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Patrols at Lake Mead Aim to Stop Boaters From Drinking on July 4th Weekend

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Nevada game wardens and the National Park Service (NPS) will be out in force July 4-6 in a cooperative effort to shut down drinking and boating. The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) will have patrol boats on the water throughout the state, and there's a cooperative effort to police Lake Mead over the holiday weekend. NDOW and NPS will partner to patrol the lake as part of "Operation Dry Water," a national effort to reduce …See the Story

The ocean is changing colors, researchers say. Here's what it means.

Environment · United States

The ocean is changing colors, researchers say. Here's what it means.

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Warming waters are causing the colors of the ocean to change -- a trend that could impact humans if it were to continue, according to new research. See the Story

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The ocean is changing colors, researchers say. Here's what it means.

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The ocean is changing colors, researchers say. Here's what it means.

Duke Energy to Test Sirens Around N.C. Nuclear Plant

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Duke Energy and county officials are set to run a 30-second quarterly sirens test around the Harris Nuclear Plant next week.Duke Energy · North Carolina See the Story

DEQ Proposes Air Quality Permit to Allow Phillips 66 to Release More Emissions

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The refinery is looking to increase its annual oil gas processing in a unit by roughly 8%, which would similarly raise greenhouse gases by 8%.Phillips 66 · North Carolina See the Story

Flyers detail recent oyster, clam management changes

Eastern oyster and hard clam management plans detail harvesting rules for the two species. Image: Division of Marine Fisheries Have questions about the recently adopted amendments to the oyster and hard clam fisheries management plans? There’s a flyer for that. The commission approved N.C. Oyster Fishery Management Plan 5 and N.C. Hard Clam Fishery Management Amendment 3, which lay out harvesting rules for both species. North Carolina Division o…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Marine Fisheries asks anglers to donate red snapper carcasses

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Shrimp fry to honor local, western NC first responders

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Groups dedicate marker for historically Black fairgrounds

Chowan Discovery Group Executive Director Marvin Tupper Jones, left, and Atlantic District Fair Association Chairman James Peele unveil the marker, yet to be erected, June 14 at the R.L. Vann School Community Resource Center at 415 Holloman Ave. in Ahoskie. Photo: Kip Tabb A Hometown Heritage marker telling the story of the Atlantic District Fairgrounds in Ahoskie was dedicated last month as part of a Juneteenth celebration. The fairgrounds were…Ahoskie · Ahoskie Read Article

PACT Act ignores TCE, PCE contamination on military bases

The U.S. Army 30th Medical Brigade simulates real-life scenarios during training in Germany in 2015, performing tasks in protective gear to prevent possible toxic exposure. U.S. Army photo: Capt. Jeku Arce Guest Commentary To stimulate discussion and debate, Coastal Review welcomes differing viewpoints on topical coastal issues. Toxic exposure is a common occurrence in the military, affecting thousands of veterans, many years after service. Thu…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

N.C. Department of Environmental Quality urging visitors to Masonboro Island Reserve to act responsibly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — If your July Fourth holiday involves a trip to Masonboro Island Reserve, the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Coastal Management and the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office are urging you to act responsibly. In preparation for the holiday, the state coastal agency and the sheriff’s office are working together to provide public safety resources and increase public awareness of responsible visi…North Carolina · North Carolina See the Story

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