The state budget pushed through by North Carolina’s Republican leadership again fails to adequately address the water pollution issues dominati...
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.-- A federal court just ruled in favor of SELC and the conservation groups they represent in defending the North Carolina Depart...
The Republican leadership of the North Carolina General Assembly recently passed their state budget, developed as a result of closed-door meeting...
The Republican leadership of the North Carolina General Assembly revealed their state budget last night as a result of closed-door meetings that...
SELC today filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina challenging the United States Fish and...
Derb Carter, director of SELC’s North Carolina offices, quickly responded to Duke Energy’s recent claim of a clean coal ash record. Carter remind...
It was supposed to be a routine public hearing about a permit for a log fumigation facility in Delco, North Carolina. But the people of Delco sho...
SELC, on behalf of Cape Fear River Watch, today asked the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality to use its existing authority to req...
On Tuesday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released a long-overdue status review for the endangered red wolf. In the review, the agency maint...
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and the Sierra Club, represented by SELC, have signed a settlement agreement that will pr...
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s proposal to dilute protections against Duke Energy’s coal ash pollution in the state is gene...
This Friday, April 6 is the deadline for submitting comments to the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality on its proposed coal ash r...
