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Cape Fear River Watch has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Cape Fear River Watch are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • X Besides social media accounts, capefearriverwatch has populated their site with: • Press Conference NC Legislators Must Act on PFAS • Press Release | September 12, 2024: Administrative Law Judge van der Vaart strips North Carolina of a key tool used to limit toxic chemicals, threatening nearly 1M people • North Carolina Environmental Management Commission Members Contact Information • Leader for the Cape Fear River talks about the Fight Against Big Corporations • My Forever Chemical Journey - Pt 3 "making activism your day job" • GenX: the Saga of Forever Chemicals - Documentary Teaser #1 ft Mark Ruffalo • The Full Forever Chemical Story - GenX • Join our Volunteer List • House Bill 8 (Managing Environmental Waste Act of 2025) • House Bill 344 (Litter Reduction Act of 2025) • House Bill 423 (Skip the Stuff Act) • Senate Bill 166 (Repeal Limitations On Auxiliary Containers) • Cost of Litter Report • Find Your Legsilators • Sign the Petition! • Rick Dove A Life Anchored by Water, Service, and Vision – Coastal Carolina Riverwatch • DEQ Requires Chemours to Expand Well Testing in the Lower Cape Fear • Get the Facts | NC Coastal Federation • Wilmington City Council rejects Chemours expansion amid PFAS fears • Submit Ghost Forest Observations • Cape Fear ghost forests tell tale of ever-saltier water upriver | Coastal Review • Shareable Ghost Forest Pamphlet • EPA’s Narrowed Definition of WOTUS Threatens Water Quality – Waterkeeper • FV IBT Draft EIS Talking Points/Comments • EPA proposed rule change threatens North Carolina waterways | Raleigh News & Observer • Submit a comment by January 5th! • Leaders want neighbors to speak out on Cape Fear River permanent water transfer • State announces pause to Wilmington harbor deepening project • The Army Corps of Engineers Wants to Dredge the Cape Fear River. Environmentalists Tally the Costs. - Inside Climate News • USACE requests state to pause review of harbor deepening project | Port City Daily • State objection puts future of Wilmington Harbor deepening project in question • CreekWatchers Program • Public Hearing Statement Worksheet • Environmental Book Club • State officials flag dangerous bacteria at Southport kayak launch • Cape Fear advocate questions Chemours PFAS settlement • Harmful Algal Bloom Tracker • NCDEQ to host public hearing on limestone quarry expansion • EPA proposes to gut limits on toxic PFAS in drinking water, abandoning communities across the country - Southern Environmental Law Center • SELC's Breakdown of the Numbers • Community Conversations: Environmental Issues in the Cape Fear Region • September 2026 Paddle: Rice Creek (With Kayak Carolina) • North Carolina settlement with Chemours is a mixed bag for residents, says SELC - Southern Environmental Law Center • Membership Form (Join or Renew today!) • Press Release | January 8, 2025: EPA directs North Carolina to control toxic 1,4-dioxane pollution • Waterkeeper Alliance PFAS Report • Study finds sewer sludge tied to 'forever chemical' pollution in the Cape Fear River • House Bill 882 (Break Free From Plastic & Forever Chemicals) • In memory of Rick Dove, first Neuse Riverkeeper - Sound Rivers • Wilmington City Council unanimously pass resolution opposing expansion of Chemour's Bladen County facility - WWAYTV3 • Proposed changes to federal water rule put polluters over people - Southern Environmental Law Center • Town’s plan to remove millions of gallons from Cape Fear River faces regional opposition • Conservation groups object to polluter-written PFAS and 1,4-dioxane rules • Senate Bill 1043 - Water Safety Act • Environmental group calls Chemours settlement ‘a slap in the face’ for North Carolina • Facts & Talking Points • Submit a public comment by July 20th • Summer Membership Raffle - Join or Renew for a chance to win a new kayak! • North Carolina secures $455 million PFAS settlement, plus $135 million cleanup reserve :: WRAL.com • Burnt Mill Creek Restoration Project • There At The Founding - Waterkeeper • Tell EPA to stop Asheboro’s pollution of your drinking water • City Council Meeting - November 5, 2025 • Waters of the United States | US EPA • Attend a Public Hearing • Greenfield Lake Boathouse • Why We Watch • NC attorney general: Chemical settlement an insult, will continue suit over water contamination :: WRAL.com • Submit a public comment by August 13th • We're Hiring - Water Quality Programs Manager • portcitydaily.comEMC delays plan to let PFAS dischargers self-regulate amid transparency concerns Peter Castagno By Peter Castagno • Waterkeepers Carolina Trash Tracker • River Guardians - bioGraphic • Donate for Clean Water 💧 • Submit a Public Comment • Environmentalists: Proposed State Rules Won’t Curb Pollution in Cape Fear River • Get the Facts • Federal government settlement with Chemours is a negotiated outcome to shield from real accountability, says SELC • RSVP for Postcards Against PFAS • Growth with roots: Why trees matter in New Hanover County's Destination 2050 | Opinion • The health benefits of trees | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health • August 2026 | Resilient Coastal Communities Program • Subscribe to our Email List • The PFAS Documentary - GenX • PFAS | Cape Fear River Watch • Representation - North Carolina General Assembly • Shew's Natural Treasures: University Relations: UNCW