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Celeste Gracia/Chemical company Chemours wants to expand existing operations at its Fayetteville Works facility. Chemours is responsible for discharging toxic chemicals known as PFAS into the Cape Fear River. -
Vince Winkel/At issue is whether the state can sue holding companies created by DuPont, which once operated a plant in Fayetteville that's responsible for dumping chemicals into the Cape Fear River.
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Belews Creek Steam Station is a two-unit coal and natural gas plant located on Belews Lake in Stokes County, N.C.WUNC Youth Reporter Claire Haile highlights community activists who have found unique ways to work as environmental advocates. -
Researchers focused the study on a pest that typically ravages corn, cotton, soybeans, peppers, tomatoes and other vegetable crops.
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This voracious species feeds on the juveniles of commercially important fish like grouper and snapper.
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Crews from the Army Corps of Engineers dug up sand earlier this summer, creating a safe channel for vessels traveling between Pamlico Sound and the Atlantic Ocean.
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This hurricane season may be a tad quieter than initially projected, but it is still likely to be busier than normal, government forecasters and others say.
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Invasive crayfish species are spreading throughout North Carolina, which is bad news for freshwater ecosystems.
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Slowing stormwater down could be crucial as rapid urbanization affects water supplies.
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The parasites infect smallmouth bass and are only twice as long as a red blood cell.
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Argentine black and white tegus can regulate their body temperature. This could help them invade as far north as North Carolina.
