After 50+ years of pulp-mill pollution, regulators propose restoring North Carolina's Roanoke River
- A new restoration strategy has been proposed to address the environmental impacts of the Plymouth Mill in North Carolina.
- This plan highlights essential actions such as conserving wetlands and restoring natural habitats along the lower Roanoke River.
- A significant portion, 760 acres of wetlands, will be preserved through a conservation deed.
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- A new restoration strategy has been proposed to address the environmental impacts of the Plymouth Mill in North Carolina.
- This plan highlights essential actions such as conserving wetlands and restoring natural habitats along the lower Roanoke River.
- A significant portion, 760 acres of wetlands, will be preserved through a conservation deed.
Sources: Times of India