Water and Air Pollution Plan
Whiteville, North
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The primary environmental pollution issues identified by Butler (2006) as negatively impacting upon the community of Whiteville, North Carolina, include the absence of any recycling program, limited participation in the $15/month trash pick-up program of the city, home trash burning, litter, the use of energy sources for home heating (e.g., kerosene and wood), and the inability of many residents to pay for natural gas for home heating. Many residents rely upon wood-burning fireplaces or stoves for home heating, creating second-hand smoke hazards as well as adding to the emissions of carbon dioxide that are further expanded by trash burning. Exacerbating the problem is the fact that the community has a substantial number of poor families who cannot afford natural gas heat (or the fee for trash pickup) and who may not receive energy assistance subsidies form the state. As Butler (2006) describes it, the primary sources of air pollution in the community are households rather than industrial complexes
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