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The official North Carolina emergency drought plan has the beauty of simplicity, if not feasibility. If the faucets in Durham, Raleigh or any city in North Carolina start to spit out non-potable water, this is what we'll do: Buy bottled water.
30 Jan 2008
A more likely—and costly—scenario is pumping recycled water to University Lake, vigorously treating it, and then using it for drinking water.
30 Jan 2008
"If we want to be a leader, if we want to be a 'green city,' which we fall well short of being, we'd better start to walk the walk as well as talk the talk," says councilman Thomas Crowder.
30 Jan 2008
For the North Carolina state legislature to consider in 2008
30 Jan 2008
...a report from the city planning department revealing that the number of teardowns since 2002 has zoomed past 600.
26 Dec 2007
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...almost a year after the change went into effect, not a single doctor in the state has used the new program to report farmworker sickness.
19 Dec 2007
The Kyoto Protocol began the race to halt global warming. On its 10th anniversary, why are we barely past the starting gate?
5 Dec 2007
NASA scientist calls for 10-year moratorium on coal-fired power plants
5 Dec 2007
American notables discuss what we've accomplished and what's next
5 Dec 2007
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