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Our NC Healthy Communities campaign concentrated on biosolids (sewage sludge), especially being applied on farm land, and dry cleaning solvents cleanup. |
of the Arsenic Acceptable Ambient Level
June 13, 2013: Upon review of Division of Air Quality files, it is clear that public health was not the
driving force behind the changes. |
What Do We Do With The Waste?
April 23, 2013: BREDL's Therese Vick was recently interviewed for a WUNC 91.5 NC Public Radio story. |
April 17, 2013: Raleigh- Today, Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League (BREDL) joined over 90 medical
professionals and 25 organizations calling on the North Carolina General Assembly and Governor Pat
McCrory to require that a health assessment be conducted before any fracking is allowed in North
Carolina. A letter requesting the health assessment will be sent to Legislators and the Governor. At the
press conference, health care providers spoke of the necessity of the health assessment and others held
signs saying, “First Do No Harm,” and “An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure”.
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