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Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point studies restricted zone expansion on Neuse River

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point is studying the possible expansion of restricted zones in and around the Neuse River for training activities, which include testing explosives. The proposal suggests a 15-mile restricted zone on the Neuse River, and the plan was made public on the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality website.

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Why it matters

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Locals fear the proposed expansion could cripple the commercial and recreational use of the Neuse River. The waterway is described as a vital route for both work and recreation in Eastern North Carolina.

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Who's involved

  • Cherry PointConducting training activities and studying the expansion of restricted zones.
  • Neuse RiverThe waterway where the proposed restricted zones would be established.
  • Eastern North CarolinaThe geographic region where the training and proposal are taking place.

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