Regulators Propose Restoring North Carolina's Roanoke River After Decades of Pollution

Regulators have proposed a new restoration plan to address environmental damage caused by over 50 years of pollution from the Plymouth Mill in North Carolina. The strategy focuses on conserving 760 acres of wetlands and restoring natural habitats along the lower Roanoke River. The initiative includes using approximately $1 million to support these conservation efforts.

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