NC Water Rights Committee Releases Podcast Addressing The State Trust Concept
Alcoa has applied for a 50-year license from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that would allow the multinational corporation a monopoly on hydroelectric power on the state's portion of the Yadkin River. The N.C. Water Rights Committee calls for establishing a Trust with respect to owning and managing the Project on behalf of the state's residents. In return, it would provide the state with multiple advantages connected to the Project that Alcoa has not promised in its application. This podcast is available for download at www.mmimarketing.com/podcast/the-state-trust-concept.
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News Facts:
- The N.C. Water Rights Committee (www.ncwaterrights.org) has released a podcast featuring Christopher Bramlett, treasurer of N.C. Water Rights Committee, discussing the State Trust Concept as a better option to own and manage the Yadkin Hydroelectric Project than what Alcoa currently proposes.
- The podcast addresses the implementation and cost of the Trust, as well as the consequences of allowing Alcoa to have a monopoly on North Carolina's natural water resources for the next 50 years.
- Alcoa has applied for a 50-year license from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that would allow the multinational corporation a monopoly on hydroelectric power on the state's portion of the Yadkin River.
- The N.C. Water Rights Committee calls for establishing a Trust with respect to owning and managing the Project on behalf of the state's residents.
- In return, it would provide the state with multiple advantages connected to the Project that Alcoa has not promised in its application.
- This podcast is available for download at www.mmimarketing.com/podcast/the-state-trust-concept.
Quotes:
"The State Trust Concept is the best way to secure North Carolina's water for the future." said Bramlett. "The water lawfully belongs to the people of North Carolina, and Alcoa should not be allowed to control this vital resource."
About N.C. Water Rights Committee:
The N.C. Water Rights Committee is a coalition of North Carolina businesses and concerned citizens who have joined this state-wide effort to inform citizens of the critical issues concerning water rights that affects all North Carolinians. For more information, visit www.ncwaterrights.org.
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Christopher Bramlett, N.C. Water Rights Committee, Water Rights, North Carolina Water Resources, Water Policy, NCDENR, Department of Environment and National Resource Division of Water Quality, EPA, Water Quality Act, podcast, State Trust Concept
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NC Water Rights Committee Releases Podcast Addressing The State Trust Concept
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