John's CIB for the week of August 5: LCV chooses challenger for Tillis, the billboard bill is back, but the Atlantic Coast Pipeline punted. LCV Endorses Cal Cunningham National LCV chose former NCLCV board member Cal Cunningham as its candidate to take on North Carolina's U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis next year. Blocking Out the Scenery NCLCV is urging state legislators to stop a bad billboard bill which could endanger trees, drivers, and local rules which protect them. Pipeline Set Back Again A federal appeals court thwarted Atlantic Coast Pipeline construction over rushed permitting for environmental and endangered species impacts. Dan River Coal Ash Mitigation You have two chances this week to tell the federal and state governments how much Duke Energy should pay for their Dan River coal ash spill. That's our report for this week. Like getting the CIB every week? Then support our work by joining the Green GEM program! Monthly sustainers help us protect your quality of life and hold our leaders accountable. Become a Green GEM >> Questions/concerns? Spot an error? Contact Dustin Ingalls at [email protected]. Follow us on social media! Copyright (C) 2018. NC League of Conservation Voters. All rights reserved.

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