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Home Biodiversity Agriculture North Carolina’s poultry farms are an unregulated environmental disaster
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North Carolina’s poultry farms are an unregulated environmental disaster

June 5, 2019

All eyes have been on the state’s hog farms, while its poultry operations have quietly tripled in number over the past two decades with little oversight.

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