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Lisa Sorg, Environmental Reporter, joined N.C. Policy Watch in July 2016. She covers environmental issues, including social justice, pollution, climate change and energy policy. Before joining the project, Lisa was the editor and an investigative reporter for INDY Week, covering the environment, housing and city government. She has been a journalist for 22 years, working at magazines, daily newspapers, digital media outlets and alternative newsweeklies.

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Floundering North Carolina fisheries agency endangers workers and wildlife Original

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By Lisa Sorg Verified
| NC Newsline
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. On a misty and breezy morning last fall, Marc Hamric, a North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries veteran, and two other technicians were conducting field work in Turnagain Bay, a remote area near Cedar Island. They had brought their boat ashore, but because the water was so rough, it came loose and floated away.
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Floundering North Carolina fisheries agency endangers workers and wildlife

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By Lisa Sorg Verified
| Morgan County Citizen Verified
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Floundering North Carolina Fisheries Agency Endangers Workers and Wildlife

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By Lisa Sorg Verified
| Inside Climate News Verified
On a misty and breezy morning last fall, Marc Hamric, a North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries veteran, and two other technicians were conducting field work in Turnagain Bay, a remote area near Cedar Island. They had brought their boat ashore, but because the water was so rough, it came loose and floated away. One DMF technician swam after it and had trouble hoisting himself aboard. Hamric swam to rescue him.
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