Coastal Resources Commission

CRC Nudges Closer Towards Policy on Sea-Level Rise

04/20/2012 by Frank Tursi

The N.C. Coastal Resources Commission decided yesterday to turn its much debated draft policy on sea-level rise into a friendlier document designed to draw less ire.

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CRC Nudges Closer Towards Policy on Sea-Level Rise

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