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“Showing Dominance”
Photographer Jim Snyders captured this image, “Showing Dominance,” in May on Carrot Island near Beaufort.
Court Rejects State’s EPA Rule Challenge
A U.S. appeals court has dismissed the state’s challenge of a 2010 EPA rule that limits fine-particle pollution from industry, autos and power plants.
“Bird in Flight”
Photographer David Galyon captured this image, “Bird in Flight,” on Taylors Creek in Beaufort.
“Morning Shadows”
Photographer Jim Snyders captured this image, “Morning shadows,” near the 6800 block of Emerald Isle.
Oil Prospects vs. Tourism Reality
Coastal N.C. residents worry that promises of economic benefits from offshore oil and gas aren’t worth the risks to their proven, primary industry: tourism.
New Science Panel to Advise Bureau
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is partnering with the National Academies to form an advisory committee for offshore energy environmental studies.
Report: Animal Farms Affect Streams
A U.S. Geological Survey study found that 58 percent of watersheds in the N.C. Coastal Plain where swine or poultry farms are located show measurable differences in water quality.
Lawsuit seeks Atlantic seabird protection
The Center for Biological Diversity has sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service demanding endangered species protections for the black-capped petrel.
“Finding Dinner”
Photographer Jody Merritt captured this image of a sanderling feeding along the beach at Fort Macon State Park.
State: Avoid Attracting Sharks
N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries asks fishermen and swimmers to take steps to avoid attracting sharks to areas and at times when people are swimming.
Park Service to Change Buffers
The National Park Service announced Tuesday a plan to modify wildlife-protection buffers at Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
Elected Officials Praise Bridge Deal
State and local elected officials praised the settlement agreement that allows the long-delayed Bonner Bridge replacement project to move forward.
“Night Moves”
Photographer Gladys Buzzell captured this image during a sunset drive through Beaufort on a cold and windy winter evening.
Habitat Protection Plan Panel to Meet
The Coastal Habitat Protection Plan Steering Committee is set to meet at 10 a.m. June 25.
An Offshore Timeline
In general, it can can take anywhere from seven to 10 years from purchase of the lease to the first production for an offshore well in areas that have existing infrastructure.
