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Justices Back State Ban on Uranium Mining

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01 June 2020

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court upheld a Virginia law that prohibits uranium mining within the commonwealth's borders, in a splintered ruling that affirmed the powers of the states to regulate mining on private lands within their territories.

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A Coal Ash break-through

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01 June 2020

The Dan River spill, one of the largest in US History seems like a long time ago. The memory of dealing with the DEQ in Raleigh, however stays with me and I'm sure Gene Addesso. We were dealing with a Republican administration who were very embarrassed and a DEQ leadership that was embarrassed to the point that they would not even speak with us, lawsuits were filed attorneys asked ridiculous and uneducated questions, and all the while, the coal ash spill was slowly traveling toward the Kerr Dam.

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Proposed RRBA Programs FY 2020-21

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Roanoke River Basin Association
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01 June 2020

1. RECREATIONAL ENHANCEMENTS IN THE BASIN

This is one area that most people can readily identify with and appreciate. This program is up and mining and the association is seeking capital funding for North Carolina to expand facilities.

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Uranium Mining

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01 June 2020

The status quo remains. Virginia elected officials have not allowed Uranium mining to go forward in Pittsylvania County.

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QRR: 5 years of successful execution: Thanks to Gene Addesso and the Army Corps of Engineers

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01 June 2020

We all owe A BIG THANK YOU to the folks in the Army Corps of Engineers that persevered over time to create a water plan.

The plan reduces flooding in the basin by moving water judiciously through the basin and into the Atlantic Ocean the reduction of pollution from flooding that previously would have caused silt and damage due to water getting behind bulkheads and reducing siltation and improving water clarity throughout the basin.

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Roanoke River Basin Association

The mission is to establish and carry out a strategy for the development, use, preservation, and enhancement of the resources of the Roanoke River basin in the best interest of present and future generations of Basin residents.

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Virginia Uranium Mining an...

Coal Ash Contamination Action

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Gene Addesso Retires

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