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YOU can speak up against cancer-causing toxic pollution impacting our drinking water. Nearly 900,000 people in the Cape Fear River Basin in North Carolina may be drinking water contaminated with the cancer-causing 1,4-dioxane that is being discharged by the City of Asheboro.
REGISTER NOW: https://selc.link/41Rjf4J
The Environmental Protection Agency will be hosting a virtual and in-person public hearing about the City of Asheboro’s toxic pollution on Wednesday, October 22 at 6 p.m. We need YOU to join us at the hearing to tell EPA that Asheboro’s 1,4-dioxane pollution must be controlled.
If you live downstream from Asheboro or in one of these cities, you may be impacted by this harmful pollution:
Pittsboro (planned connection), Goldston, Sanford, Harnett County, Fayetteville, Wilmington, Broadway, Brunswick County, Pender County, Bladen Bluffs, Dunn, Fuquay Varina (planned connection), Chatham County (planned connection), and Holly Springs (planned connection).
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If you are interested in attending the hearing, EPA encourages you to pre-register at least 72 hours before the hearing. EPA will generally assign speaking slots in the order received. You must attend in-person to speak at the hearing.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
413 Industrial Park Ave, Asheboro, NC 27205-7329, United States
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