Poe Hall at North Carolina State University has been closed due to dangerously high levels of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) discovered in the building's materials.
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Inside Poe Hall: The chemicals and where they were foundInvestigating the PCBs in Poe Hall In the year since Poe Hall's closure, WRAL has received reports from 215 individuals claiming they developed cancer after working or studying in the building. An ...
A new call was made this week for testing at North Carolina State University to see if hazardous chemicals are inside any buildings.
Student Senate unanimously passed the Campus Environmental Health and Safety Act on Wednesday urging transparency on NC State ...
On Wednesday night, the North Carolina State Student Senate will vote on “The Campus Environmental Health and Safety Act,” a resolution that, among other things, calls on the university to test all ...
The university is requesting authorization from the UNC system Board of Governors to enter a five-year lease for 40,035 square feet in the Center for Technology and Innovation at 1010 Main Campus ...
The CCAEJ held a PCB teach-in event on Thursday, featuring experts discussing the health risks of PCBs in campus buildings ...
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