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A 3-foot sea level rise means the end of development as we know it on the 20 or so barrier islands that make up the 350 mile-long North Carolina coast.

A new assessment of coal’s health effects from Physicians for Social Responsibility – excellent article by Facing South – Inst. for Southern Studies

26 experts urge action to cap rising world greenhouse gas emissions by 2015 or 2020 to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.

How climate change has accelerated beyond some of the grimmest warnings made in 1997. NC WARN Executive Director Jim Warren responds in a letter to The News & Observer.

… and hands NC ratepayers the bill for new plants. To avoid runaway electricity bills, the Utilities Commission and its Public Staff must hold the line against construction of power plants this state’s customers simply do not need.

Column by Gwynne Dyer: Patching together an inadequate climate treaty at Copenhagen just to avoid the stigma of failure would repeat the mistake of 1997.

FULL ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY REGARDING THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF POLLUTION_II
Zell McGee, M.D. Member, NCWARN, Physicians…

Two prominent Charlotte physicians warn about mercury and other health impacts of a new Cliffside unit (from Jan. 08 but new to our website)

NC Utilities Commission declines to conduct hearing, and signals that Duke Energy can keep building power plants to expand its outside customer base

A massive solar project to benefit both Europe and North Africa — from The Guardian