- Cover: BREDL Awarded Major EPA Grant
- Director’s Report: Corruption keeps fossil fuel industry strong
- One year after fertilizer plant fire, questions remain in Winston-Salem
- Who’s helping who? We have questions!
- Community campaign drives court battle
- Roanoke River GenX contamination source found
- Activist to activists
- Photos: National Pipeline Eminent Domain Conference
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Fertilizer Plant Fires Serves as Catalyst for Wake Forest Institute
On June 27, 2023, BREDL Community Organizer Jason Torian, and Piney Grove League for Change member, Sabrina Webster attended day two of The Wake Forest University Environmental and Epistemic Justice…
The League Line: Winter 2022
Cover: Virginia air board denies permit for MVP Southgate compressor station – MVP appeals decision by Mark Barker- Director’s Report: The people of Pamplico, South Carolina must rise up and fight Dominion Energy by Kathy Andrews
- Unity and support makes a difference for the needs of our communities by Charles Utley, BREDL Associate Director
- The 1,4 Dioxane Dilemma continues… by Therese Vick
- Update and next steps on Mountain Valley Pipeline by Ann Rogers
- “It took a while, but in the end we won.” by Lou Zeller, BREDL Strategic Advisor
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BREDL expresses our concern in a letter to NC DEQ Secretary Biser regarding the Chemours Total Organic Fluorine (TOF) method report
Transferring a pollutant from one medium to another is a virtual shell game
Jun. 06, 2022: The Chemours facility has caused massive pollution in the Cape Fear region and the pollution is ongoing. Thousands of people have been impacted.