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Green River News
Tests show poor water quality in Green River basin
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Five sites in the Green River Basin showed water quality levels below EPA standards, tests conducted by the Green Riverkeeper showed. Read Story »
Tags: Green River | water quality
Henderson County Four Seasons Politics
MountainTrue wins $100,000 for water testing
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A bill that passed last week in the state Legislature sets aside money to clean up pollution spills and allocates $100,000 to MountainTrue's water quality testing on the French Broad, as well as other rivers and streams in Western North Carolina, state Sen. Chuck Edwards announced. Read Story »
Tags: water quality | MountainTrue | pollution
Etowah News
Rogue hydrant opening caused Etowah water pressure to drop
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The Hendersonville water department and the Hendersonville Police Department are seeking the public’s help in keeping watch over fire hydrants in the Etowah area. Read Story »
Tags: water quality | water system
Henderson County News
Heavy rain causes sewage spill off North Main Street
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Heavy rainfall caused some 20,000 gallons of untreated wastewater to spill out of a manhole off Pinehurst Drive in the Windsor Hills neighborhood off North Main Street on Sunday morning, the city of Hendersonville reported. Read Story »
Tags: water quality | floods | pollution | sewer systems
Flat Rock News
Prospective buyer explores sewer fix at Halfway Tree
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The Halfway Tree Mobile Home Park, which has been fined by state water quality regulators for surface water pollution, could change hands and have its septic problems solved. Read Story »
Tags: water quality | sewer systems | Halfway Tree Mobile Home Park
Flat Rock News
State fines trailer park $65,000 for sewage spills
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FLAT ROCK — When David Dethero and Bill Walker stroll in their park-like yards, they tend to talk about things like rare wild azaleas, the chestnut paneling in a cabin on Walker’s property and the constant war on vines and other invasive plants that advance into their yards. Read Story »
Tags: water quality | water issues | Halfway Tree Mobile Home Park
Henderson County News
Don't miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning
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You don't want to miss this week's Hendersonville Lightning. Read Story »
Tags: Hendersonville Lightning | water quality | pollution | sewer systems
Henderson County Life
Film profiles mountain river guardians
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Tags: water quality | French Broad River | Mud Creek | rivers | Clear Creek
Henderson County News
City water exceeds EPA standards, report says
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Tags: water quality | water issues | water system | Hendersonville water system
Henderson County News
City has new hire in 'cease the grease' role
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The city of Hendersonvillehas hired a new Environmental Services Coordinator to replace the water department official who plans to take a year off to travel. Read Story »
Tags: water quality | pollution | wastewater treatment | sewer systems | Lee Smith
Henderson County Four Seasons Politics
McGrady 'very disappointed' with Buncombe over MSD vote
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Tags: water quality | water issues | 2017 water war
Henderson County Business
McGrady to co-chair pollution investigation
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State Rep. Chuck McGrady, the go-to specialist on environmental legislation in the state House, has been appointed to co-chair of a commission that will look into an industrial plant's discharge of the chemical GenX into the Cape Fear River in Bladen County. Read Story »
Tags: Chuck McGrady | water quality
Henderson County News
Laurel Park making gains against water loss
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LAUREL PARK — Laurel Park officials plan to redouble efforts to detect leaks and replace bad pipes and valves and old meters in the aftermath of a water loss rate of just under 30 percent last year. Read Story »
Tags: Laurel Park | water quality | water issues
Henderson County News
Apodaca 'dead serious' about killing coal ash ponds
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State Sen. Tom Apodca has turned into one of the strongest voices in his party calling for immediate action to eliminate the threat of coal ash ponds to North Carolina rivers. Read Story »
Tags: NC Sen. Tom Apodaca | environment | water quality | water issues | 2014 state Senate race
Hendersonville News
City sets meeting for Dana residents
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Dana residents whose wells were found to be contaminated with a farm chemical can learn more about tapping onto a city water line during a community meeting on Thursday, Feb. 20. Read Story »
Tags: Hendersonville City Council | water quality | water issues | Dana contaminated wells
Hendersonville News
After spill, Apodaca seeks report on coal ash ponds
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After a coal ash spill into the Dan River posed a threat to drinking water supplies, state Sen. Tom Apodaca asked a joint environmental committee to look into all coal ash ponds in the state. Read Story »
Tags: NC Sen. Tom Apodaca | environment | water quality | water issues
Henderson County News
Big Sweep river cleanup takes place Saturday
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The Environmental and Conservation Organization of Hendersonville, Asheville GreenWorks, RiverLink and the Western North Carolina Alliance (WNCA) will hold a multi-county stream cleanup event in conjunction with NC Big Sweep on Saturday, Sept. 21. It's the first time the environmental organizations have joined together to make a regional event. Read Story »
Tags: environment | Environmental & Conservation Organization | water quality | water issues | French Broad River
Henderson County News
Volks, breweries honored as 'Friends of the River'
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The Land-of-Sky Regional Council presented "Friends of the River" Awards during the 36th annual "Friends of the River" Dinner in Asheville. Read Story »
Tags: Sierra Nevada | environment | water quality | water issues | breweries | French Broad River | Barbara Volk | Dr. Jim Volk
Henderson County News
Pool chlorine may have caused fish kill, city says
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The city of Hendersonville said it may have inadvertently caused the pollution that killed fish in Britain Creek at Patton Park. Read Story »
Tags: hendersonville | water quality | water issues
Henderson County News
ECO offers opportunities to monitor water
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ECO, the Environmental and Conservation Organization, will present a water quality interest meeting at Jongo Java, 117 S. Main St., from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30. Read Story »
Tags: ECO | water quality | water issues
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