By dwhallJane Hoppin, Project 1, and Katy May, Community Engagement Core were in Wilmington discussing Cape Fear River’s ongoing PFAS problem with community organizations, residents, researchers,... |CEC Core, DMAC Core, News, Project 1, Project 3, Project 4
By dwhallEmily Griffith, DMAC Interim Director, will be presenting an abstract entitled: CEC and DMAC: Partnering to share data and analyses with impacted community members. One... |CEC Core, News
By dwhallWRAL – A national study found PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” in the parts of central North Carolina. Of the 11 sites tested in the state, it found... |CEC Core, News, Project 3
By dwhallIn a new study, researchers from North Carolina State University detected elevated PFAS levels in the blood of pet dogs and horses from Gray’s Creek,... |CEC Core, News, Project 1, Project 3
By dwhallLeaders of the Skarure Woccon tribe are encouraging members to avoid customary activities, such as eating fish from the Cape Fear River, due to health... |CEC Core, News, Project 3
By dwhallA recent study of alligators in the Cape Fear River found they had elevated levels of 14 different per-and plyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) chemicals in their blood...
