First Week of June News and Events Wrap Up

What's happening in the ecologies of the Carolinas?

Here are a few recent stories, articles, and news events concerning the wider ecologies of the Carolinas for your weekend reading (going to be a stormy one throughout the region).

As always, if you have any events, stories, or suggested essays, drop sam@carolinaecology.com an email with the info!

This Week’s Updates

• Save the Date! #CEC31 To Be Held 24–26 June 2024, in Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

• Here's how a rail line in Utah could impact federal environmental reviews in South Carolina - Charleston Post and Courier

• For 400 million years, one local sea creature has been calling the coast home - HH Island Sea Packet

• Many coastal communities are flooding more than we thought, researchers find - Washington Post (Archive for Link)

• Building Support for Wildlife Crossings and Safe Swimming in NC

• Charleston’s Climate Case Faces Skeptical South Carolina Judge - Bloomberg

• Supreme Court limits environmental reviews of infrastructure projects - SC Public Radio

• SC paper mill with stinking past also had toxic mercury discharges - The State

• Solar energy sets new monthly record - Environment North Carolina

• Environmental advocates urge lawmakers to remove pesticide section from Farm Act - NC Newsline

• Duke Energy Foundation commits $500,000 to support local environmental impact programs across North Carolina

• Let there be light: local church’s solar array benefits congregation and Earth - Environment North Carolina

Please email sam@carolinaecology.com with any news, updates, events, religious gatherings, or associated stories for sharing.