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An interview with Emma Skurnick and Jan Burger Meet the Artists Behind “The Spirit of the River” An interview with Emma Skurnick and Jan Burger 5/24/2024, by Madison Haley, HRA Plastics Program Assistant The Haw River Assembly has a long…
An interview with Emma Skurnick and Jan Burger Meet the Artists Behind “The Spirit of the River” An interview with Emma Skurnick and Jan Burger 5/24/2024, by Madison Haley, HRA Plastics Program Assistant The Haw River Assembly has a long…
We write this letter to urge the Water Quality Committee to implement proposed amendments to North Carolina’s surface water standards to address the health risks and financial burdens posed by 1,4-dioxane pollution in the Haw River and urging other cities…
Statement from Elaine Chiosso, Executive Director of Haw River Assembly To read more about Industrial Contaminants and PFAS, click HERE.
Early Voting opens in North Carolina next Thursday, February 15 for Primary Elections During Early Voting, between February 15 and March 2, you can register to vote if you are a new voter or update your voter registration if you…
You will hear from Hannah Welborn-Lewis, our Outreach and Events Manager, who will address topics ranging from sediment issues to industrial contaminants and how they affect YOU! We will provide you with action items to help keep our river clean and…
There is great pposition to the construction of Buc-ee’s, in Alamance County, the proposed largest gas station in the world. The proposed 32.5-acre station with 120 pumps could draw 25,000+ visitors a day, leading to degradation of environmental and quality…
Need a comprehensive legislative update for the year 2024? Emily Sutton, your dedicated advocate and Haw Riverkeeper for the Haw River (and its surrounding watershed community), will explore the latest legislative updates, policy changes and regulatory developments that have a…
The Haw River watershed has seen decades of industrial pollutants from its legacy of textile production. Before the Clean Water Act was enacted in 1972, the Haw was a dumping ground for industrial wastes. The river notoriously flowed in whatever…