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- NC Source Water Assessment ProgramThe NC Source Water Assessment Program (SWAP) tool contains information about potential sources of contamination for North Carolina’s thousands of large & small public drinking water systems.
  
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- Drinking Water Watch SearchDrinking Water Watch (DWW) is a tool provided by the NC Department of Environmental Quality that lets the public view information about drinking water quality in public water systems.
  
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- NCDEQ Community Mapping SystemThe North Carolina Community Mapping System is an interactive tool that allows the public to access, map, and analyze the state’s permitting and environmental data.
  
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- Toxic Release Inventory ProgramThe Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) stores information about the management of toxic chemicals by industrial and federal facilities, as well as their release into the environment.
  
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  Launch the TRI tool
- EPA ECHO ToolThe Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO) tool is a public website that gives access to records of compliance with environmental regulations for facilities, as well as their violations.
  
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  Launch the ECHO tool
- EPA EJSCREEN MapThe EJSCREEN is an environmental justice mapping and screening tool that combines demographic and environmental indicators to identify areas where people are most vulnerable.
  
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OUR TEAM our mission

Belinda Joyner
Northeastern Organizer
Joyner grew up in Northampton County and has worked as a teacher’s assistant specializing in reading skills. She has been involved in numerous local environmental struggles…

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Belinda Joyner

Northeastern Organizer
Belinda grew up in Northampton County and has worked as a teacher’s assistant specializing in reading skills. She has been involved in numerous local environmental struggles and has been an effective organizer against threats including a liquid fertilizer plant, a hazardous waste incinerator and a private prison, with a strong history of grassroots fundraising for diverse causes.

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Christine Diaz
Environmental Justice Program Manager
Christine grew up in Harlem, New York and relocated to North Carolina to study at Davidson College, where she graduated with a BA in Environmental Studies and Anthropology. As an […]

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Christine Diaz

Environmental Justice Program Manager

Christine grew up in Harlem, New York and relocated to North Carolina to study at Davidson College, where she graduated with a BA in Environmental Studies and Anthropology. As an activist and advocate for social and environmental justice issues, before joining the team, she has worked on projects relating to public transit and accessibility, as well as projects involving diversity, equity and inclusion in higher education. Christine is driven to support those fighting to address the many inequities marginalized communities face.

As the Environmental Justice Program Manager with Clean Water for North Carolina, Christine does work throughout all program areas in different campaigns including the Community Tools Project, Well User Protection, Frack Free NC and more. She is also one of the Volunteer Coordinators, based out of our Durham Office.

christine [at] cwfnc.org

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Board of Directors

Marshall Tyler
Oriental, NC
Chair

Anita Simha
Cary, NC
Vice Chair

Nathanette Mayo
Shiloh, NC

Emma Sellers
Concord, NC

Lee Barnes
Chapel Hill, NC

Candela Cerpa
Durham, NC

Back row: Staff: Hope Taylor, Katie Hicks, Xavier Boatright. Board members: Nathanette Mayo, Marshall Tyler, Andrea Emanuel, Robert Hamilton, Steve Gurley. Front row: Nydia Morales, Tina Motley-Pearson.

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