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Making your home green

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"Going Green" is a hot phrase these days. It means being environmentally friendly by recycling, reducing and reusing. But it also means doing things like saving water and saving energy. Going green isn't just good for the environment; it's good for your wallet, too. For more information visit http://aboveandbeyondenergy.com/.

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New Hanover students develop low-flow toilet

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videoSome New Hanover County students are making a difference for the environment outside the classroom. And it all started with an unlikely source. Full story...
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Local farmer growing crops for fuel

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People all over the country are doing what they can to offset the rising fuel prices. One farmer in our area has an idea -- why not grow it? Full story...
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New stormawater run-off rules cause concern

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Thursday we told you about new state rules proposed to protect coastal waterways from stormwater run-off. Some members of the North Carolina Coastal Federation have concerns about how the rules are being received by county commissioners. Full story...
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Stormwater run-off major threat to waterways

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Stormwater run-off is a major threat to our waterways. Many tidal creeks are so polluted you can't swim in or collect shellfish from them. Full story...
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Groups ask for help cleaning beaches

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Before the summer rush to the beach...some local groups want you to help clean it up. Full story...
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Brunswick County boil water advisory lifted

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A drinking water advisory has been lifted for some Brunswick County residents this morning caused by a water line break. Full story...
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Local waterways face constant pollution threat

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videoWith all of our regional growth researchers say local waterways face the constant threat of pollution. Doing your part to protect them may be easier than you think. Full story...
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2007 driest year on record for NC

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video2007 was the driest year on record in North Carolina. In Wilmington we finished off the year almost two feet below normal. 2008 has gotten off to a wetter start, which is good news for area lakes including Jordan Lake, which is our main water source. Full story...
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20 years later coal spill to be cleaned up

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videoTwenty years after a train derailment in Columbus County officials are finally looking into ways to clean up the mess left behind. Full story...
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