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Dr. Kristina Dahl is the principal climate scientist at UCS; she said "In the 2050 time frame, there are over 70 infrastructure assets in North Carolina that are at risk of this flooding and by the end of the century that rises to over 250."
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PRE’s Annette Weston set out to discover whether quicksand is something to be worried about in eastern North Carolina or if GenX was set up to believe it would be a much bigger deal in adulthood than it is in reality. -
Despite the introduction of a settlement option that was announced last September, only a small number of claims have been successfully resolved. U.S. District judges assigned two settlement masters to work with the parties to resolve the litigation. -
The extension is meant to give the DEQ’s Division of Marine Fisheries and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission more time to explain the requirements to people and to assure them that the reporting process and tool are user-friendly. -
Senator Ted Budd (R-NC) said the Employer-Directed Skills Act would also allow employers to offer skills development programs that meet their specific needs and provide partial reimbursements to employers for the costs of the programs.
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