A new restoration strategy has been proposed to address the environmental impacts of the Plymouth Mill in North Carolina. This plan highlights essential actions such as conserving wetlands and restoring natural habitats along the lower Roanoke River. A significant portion, 760 acres of wetlands, will be preserved through a conservation deed. The initiative plans to utilize about $1.
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After 50+ years of pulp-mill pollution, regulators propose restoring North Carolina’s Roanoke River
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