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 The Navy wants to build a landing field for supersonic jets near Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in Washington County where 30,000 take offs would occur disturbing over 100,000 waterfowl.

North Carolina's Senior Senator, Elizabeth Dole, could put a stop to it.

Let's tell her we oppose the Washington County landing field and she should use her power on Capitol Hill to stop it

Call Her Washington Office 202-224-6342

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Exposing the Navy's Shenanigans Court of Appeals Hears Navy's Arguments
Air Force Aware of Severe Bird Strike Hazard USAF former Chief of the Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard Team warns the Navy of flawed analysis. Navy Manipulated Choice (of OLF site) Navy officials pressured [by superiors] to justify the decision to build the field near the Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Judge Finds Distortion in Navy Study Navy distorted an environmental impact study to justify the construction of an airfield near a large waterfowl refuge...
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Sat 05-31-08
Friends of Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge * Pig Pickin' Social & Membership Drive *
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Camden proposes $300K for OLF fight - No tax hikes in $10M spending proposal
Camden County has budgeted $300,000 in next year's budget for a looming legal battle over a proposed Navy pilot training field in the county.
The Nature Conservancy Clarifies Role with OLF at Sandbanks Site
In response to an article in Tidewater News the Nature Conservancy posted a letter on its North Carolina website yesterday. "We are thrilled that the Nature Conservancy has publicly stated they are not working with the Navy to promote the Sandbanks site."
Letter to Virginia's Tidewater News about Navy's proposed Outlying Landing Field
Admiral Anderson's comments may have conveyed the impression that The Nature Conservancy views an OLF at the Sandbanks site - or any of the other four proposed locations - as a positive conservation opportunity. That impression is inaccurate.