Community reacts to Titan
The UNCW Environmental Concerns Organization (UNCWECO) has developed a video that outlines the dangers of Titan Cement’s proposed plant and urges viewers to get involved. Stop Titan!
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- Deirdre L. Dunn on A Thousand Thanks!
- Kelly Stryker on Action Alert #1: June 2nd New Hanover County Commissioners meeting
- Mary Ann Caws on Action Alert #1: June 2nd New Hanover County Commissioners meeting
- Alexander on Deck the Halls of DAQ—With Letters to Delay Titan’s Draft Air Permit
- Kelly Stryker on Titan’s Trouble With the Truth
- Bruce on Titan’s Trouble With the Truth
- Bruce on Titan’s Trouble With the Truth
- Patricia S DeYoung on Petition
- Geraldine Fox-Grass on USA Today: Students At Risk from Industrial Pollution
- Patricia S DeYoung on Deck the Halls of DAQ—With Letters to Delay Titan’s Draft Air Permit
In the News
- Cement company eyes Pender
- Coal Pollution Knows No Boundaries
- Don’t believe the hype - clean coal still pollutes
- Environmental organizations will sue Duke Energy Carolinas today
- Group enlists lawyers to help battle Titan cement plant
- Jobs important, but so is air
- Joel Bourne: stoptitan.org | WWAY News Channel 3
- Lumina News - Titan holds first of three workshops
- Mercury Pollution from Cement Kilns Double Previous Estimates
- Mercury Rising
- N.C. plants listed among nation’s worst (Lumina News)
- Opposition to Titan Cement solidifying
- Public Comments Regarding Titan Cement
- Residents start grass-roots movement to fight proposed Titan cement plant
- Residents Voice Concern About Cement Plant
- Send Titan Questions Here…
- Star News editorial: The environment is no trivial matter
- Star News Special Coverage: Titan Cement Plant
- State agrees to give Titan $300,000 grant for Castle Hayne cement plant
- Study: Calif dirty air kills more than car crashes
- Titan no show, forum goes on - Lumina News
- Titan to host three community information workshops
- UNCW Environmental Concerns Organization (UNCWECO) - Cement Plant
- Who Pays the Price?
- Will Titan threaten bird sanctuary?
If we allow companies like Titan to come to our area we may gain a few jobs, but in return we lose clean air, water, and our populated beaches during tourist season. Isn’t it bad enough that we throw our garbage in our oceans, now we want a company releasing toxins? Tell me one thing, is it worth it?