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Subject: Media today
DFQ Secretary Michael Regan did on on -camera interview with Jonathan Rodriguez (CBS North
Carolina) nnGenXand the actions the Cooper administration iotaking 0oaddress emerging
contaminants nfconcern. Interview touched onthe stotno ongoing investigation, water sampling in the
Cape Fear River, the reconstituting ofthe science panel tnaddress emerging ooutamuaotu,thnhiotnrynf
Chemours and Gen}{ and how the state will treat [hen)oura' wastewater discharge permit. Story is due
to nun at 5, 6 and I today.
Jamie Kritzer did an interview today with John Bordsen, a travel writer with USA Today and provided
Bordacmvvith information about Carrot Island Carson Reserve) and a pic of the island, which is
open to daytime visitors but not open to camping.
J0000 Kritzer, and DWR'sLinda Culpepper and Julie Grzvbdid aointerview with Christina Haley
(Wilmington Business onpermitting and other regulatory issues surrounding Gen}{ Story is
scheduled to run Aug. 25.
Jam] e Kritzer
}60}M»il Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-}60}
Office: (9}0)707-8602
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