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We will paint a series of wildflowers on multiple coal ash posts, which will hang in close proximity to the Corinthian Bells around town. This will not be our only opportunity to paint the coal ash posts, but we are preparing to install all of the art by June 17th for the Town of Walnut Cove Juneteenth Celebration.
Residents for Coal Ash Cleanup will host an information session about Duke’s Final Closure Plans at the Walnut Cove Public Library. Representatives from Southern Environmental Law Center and Appalachian Voices will present Duke Energy’s final closure plans and answer community questions. Community members are also encouraged to submit comments to the Department of Environmental Quality during the meeting in writing or via email through Friday, February 15th, 2019 using the email address belewscomments@ncdener.gov.
We will host a Residents for Coal Ash Cleanup Meeting to strategize the ongoing push to advocate for Duke’s full excavation of the coal ash from the 12-million-ton basin.
Join us for our monthly Residents for Coal Ash Meeting for updates of latest happenings.
Bring a gallon of your contaminated well water for a collaborative art project led by Boone resident, Michael Weiss.
We will have a planning meeting for the Celebrating Courage event at 4 pm following the RCAC Meeting.
Join us for our monthly Residents for Coal Ash Meeting to learn about the Mountain Valley Pipeline and upcoming summer events.
Canceled due to weather and illness.
Join us to get more involved on the actions taking place to clean up coal ash in the community.
Join us to get more involved on the actions taking place to clean up coal ash in the community. UNC Well Empowered will present an overview of their research findings.
Join us for our quarterly statewide meeting with presentations on "How to Sustain" by Rev. Woodberry and "How To Replenish" by Marie Garlock.
