CIB 11/14/2016: Finding the bright spots in Election 2016
Election 2016 saw good, bad, and ugly in terms of who will be crafting environmental and public health policy. Read more in this week’s CIB.
PR: NC Citizens Use Ballot Box to Defeat Several Anti-Conservation Leaders
On November 8th, North Carolina voters defeated several outspoken anti-clean air…
PR: Conservation Votes PAC Congratulations Governor-Elect Cooper
For Immediate Release November 9, 2016 Contact: Dan Crawford, Director, Conservation Votes PAC, 919-539-1422 “We congratulate Roy Cooper on his hard fought victory. Governor-elect Cooper will be a strong champion for the environment, and we look forward to working with him moving forward.”
CIB 11/7/2016: One more push before Election Day 2016
The most critical environmental questions of our time may come down to who wins election tomorrow. Will you help save our state—and our planet?
CIB 10/31/2016: Election 2016 gives new meaning to “trick or treat”
Given the range of outcomes possible in this election, from great forward progress to environmental political disaster, Campaign 2016 is giving new meaning to the Halloween theme of “trick or treat.”
CIB 10/24/2016: Governor office involved in misleading polluted well users
They tried to dodge, but finally had to admit, that the Governor’s Office had its hand directly in sending misleading information to polluted well users.
CIB 10/17/16: Damaging report shows NC air dirtier under McCrory’s watch
A new study details how enforcement of air pollution controls has collapsed in NC under the McCrory Administration. Read more in this week’s CIB.
Media Advisory: Environmental groups demand five questions for Governor McCrory at debate
Governor McCrory must be held accountable for his failure to protect communities from the dangers posed by coal ash contamination.
CIB 10/10/2016: Political Storm Surges
We update you on environmental campaign news, the latest on…
CIB 10/3/2016: Another NC elected makes ‘Dirty Dozen’ list
A news analysis confirms that Richard Burr is deep in the pockets of the fossil fuel industry, plus more news, this week in NCLCV’s Conservation Insider Bulletin.
