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aerial view of the shoreline along Kitty Hawk, in Dare County. The photo shows beach renourishment in progress.
Posted inEnvironmental Health

Youth Climate Stories – Protecting tourism and the homes of Outer Banks residents

by Editor September 2, 2022August 29, 2022

By London Halloran What would you do if you were told your home is slowly, but surely disappearing? As we look into the future, there may not be a place called the Outer Banks. It may only be a memory, or a show on Netflix. The Outer Banks is home to many, including myself, as […]

Shows two fullly grown horses on the Outer Banks grazing on sea grass
Posted inEnvironmental Health

Youth Climate Stories – How climate change and Outer Banks development affect the Corolla horses

by Editor September 1, 2022August 29, 2022
Shows people milling around the sound side of the Outer Banks on the shoreline, examining structures designed to reinforce the waterline.
Posted inFeatured

Youth Climate Stories – The changing shoreline of the NC Outer Banks’ sound side

by Editor August 31, 2022August 29, 2022
Shows someone wearing a US FWS shirt cradling a tiny, fuzzy wolf pup that still has its eyes closed. Red wolves were once common members of North Carolina's wildlife community, but now teeter on the brink of extinction.
Posted inEnvironmental Health

Youth Climate Stories – Dr. Seuss has a lesson about the environment

by Editor August 30, 2022August 29, 2022
photo shows a road experiencing erosion from ocean waves on an island on North Carolina's outer banks.
Posted inEnvironmental Health

Youth Climate Stories – Sea levels rise while houses fall in the Outer Banks’ waters

by Editor August 29, 2022August 29, 2022
photo shows an older man standing behind a podium surrounded by other white people
Posted inFeatured

Health Care Half Hour: Getting to yes on Medicaid expansion across political divides

by Editor June 16, 2022July 11, 2022

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