A community in eastern North Carolina is taking action after news that a Superfund site in their neighborhood will be left as-is. “It is imperat...
As federal officials abandon their obligations to wild red wolves, North Carolina’s governor weighed in this week with a letter to key officials...
On behalf of the Haw River Assembly, SELC today notified the North Carolina city of Burlington of its intent to sue the city for its undisclosed...
Residents of the community surrounding North Carolina’s Badin Lake celebrated in June when SELC negotiated a settlement requiring a former alumin...
Join us for a second Road to Change event on Friday, Nov. 22, this time with a focus on equity, transportation, and climate change. This event wi...
Today SELC filed suit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for its ongoing lack of transparency regarding management of the world’s last re...
As coastal communities along the Outer Banks and beyond continue to rebuild after the destruction wrought by Hurricane Dorian, there’s an additio...
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SELC submitted comments on the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s draft Clean Energy Plan just as the comment period closed thi...
SELC announced today that it signed a historic settlement with the North Carolina Department of Transportation on behalf of its clients Clean Air...
SELC issued the following statement regarding today’s release of a draft clean energy plan by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Qual...
A new analysis by experts in carbon lifecycle modeling reveals that cutting down trees from sustainably managed forests—a practice many in the in...
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After the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality ordered Duke Energy to excavate six of its coal ash sites this spring, the utility c...
