RALEIGH, NC, September 30, 2012 (Press-News.org) Over the past decade, issues surrounding water control and regulation have been at the forefront of many communities across North Carolina. Clean rivers and reservoirs are key for the future of North Carolina and if it continues to be overlooked, the state's economy and overall quality of life will continue to decline.
Nancy Gottovi, executive director of Central Park N.C. (http://centralparknc.org/), a nonprofit organization designed to promote a new economy based on the sustainable use of natural resources in eight counties in Central North Carolina, speaks to the issues surrounding water control and announces the upcoming Annual Gathering on The Future of North Carolina's Water.
Central Park N.C. will host the event on Thursday, Oct. 18 at the STARworks Center, located at 100-D Russell Drive in Star, N.C. In the podcast, Gottovi discusses the gathering's purpose, fun agenda of events and impressive list of guest speakers, which will include Maude Barlow, L. Hunter Lovins, Michael Shuman and Paul Gallay. The annual gathering will focus on the timely issues surrounding the licensing of our state's natural resources and will feature delicious locally sourced food, live music, lively roundtable discussion, glassblowing and a host of other fun activities. The podcast is available for download at http://bit.ly/RnHTjB.
For more information and registration details on "The Future of North Carolina's Water," visit http://bit.ly/Oe3kCx.
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"We have a stellar lineup of speakers for this year's Annual Gathering," said Gottovi. "We invite anyone concerned with the environmental health of the local community to join us in our mission to celebrate small businesses, give back to the local community and discuss the water justice movement."
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ABOUT CENTRAL PARK N.C.:
Central Park N.C. is a nonprofit organization designed to promote a new economy based on the sustainable use of natural resources in the eight counties in the center of North Carolina. Central Park N.C. focuses on the growth of small businesses and developing a strong and dependable regional infrastructure for the central region of North Carolina. In 2005, the organization launched the STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise to better serve the creative, agricultural and alternative energy sectors of the region's economy. Central Park N.C. hosts an annual gathering at the STARworks Center to discuss environmental stewardship, the critical elements of an emerging regional economy and utilizing the state's precious natural resources. For more information, visit the Central Park N.C. website at http://www.centralparknc.org.
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Central Park N.C. Releases Podcast On "The Future of North Carolina's Water" Forum
Executive Director Nancy Gottovi Discusses Speaker Lineup For Oct. 18 Event At The STARworks Center In Star, N.C.
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[Press-News.org] Central Park N.C. Releases Podcast On "The Future of North Carolina's Water" ForumExecutive Director Nancy Gottovi Discusses Speaker Lineup For Oct. 18 Event At The STARworks Center In Star, N.C.