As Hurricane Florence continues to churn across the Southeast with many communities still in danger or waiting to fully assess damage, SELC is cl...
In recent years, North Carolina’s Cape Fear River has suffered from increased pollution generated by various industries in the watershed, particu...
North Carolina community groups with members near Duke Energy's Belews Creek power plant can continue to press their citizen suit against coal as...
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s (USFWS) proposal to drastically cut protections for the only red wolf population left in the wild drew heated...
UPDATE (8/22/18): SELC is appealing the decision made by a three-judge panel of the North Carolina Superior Court to keep unconstitutional amendm...
North Carolina state officials have the authority to immediately stop the water and air pollution from a chemical manufacturing plant north of Wi...
WildSides—an independent nonprofit dedicated to investigating and documenting controversies involving wildlife—has launched Red Wolf Conflict Unt...
A new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rule, released today, envisions restricting the world’s only wild population of red wolves to one refuge and...
SELC today filed a slew of new claims and added new defendants in the lawsuit challenging the $2.2 billion 540 toll highway planned south of Rale...
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...
