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Ordinances & Resolutions Against Fracking in NC

Ordinances

Anson County
Bakersville
Chatham County
Creedmoor
Lee County
Madison
Rockingham County
Stoneville

Resolutions

Apex
Asheville
Butner
Cary
Chapel Hill
Clay County
Durham
Durham County
Carrboro
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
Village of Forest Hills
Franklin
Granville County
Hayesville
Haywood County
Jackson County
Lee County
Marshall
Murphy
Pittsboro
Raleigh
Stokes County
Swain County
Sylva
Weaverville
Webster

Resolutions Supporting the Ban on Subsurface Injection of Fracking Waste 

Bertie County
Camden County
Carteret County
Currituck County
Dare County
Duck 
Elizabeth City 
Greenville
Jones County 
Kill Devil Hills
Pasquotank County
Purquinimans County
Southern Shores
Sunset Beach
Tyrell County

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Clean Water for North Carolina is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization promoting clean, safe water and empowered, just communities through community organizing, advocacy, education and technical assistance, with offices in Durham and Asheville.

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