PFAS and Farmland: Grieger and Branan Article in Southern Ag Today
For those who missed last week’s longer version of the Farm Law article concerning recent litigation over PFAS contamination …
Robert Branan
Extension Agricultural and Environmental Law Specialist and Associate Professor Agricultural & Resource Economicsrabrana2@ncsu.eduStreet Address: 2801 Founders Dr. (Nelson Hall)
NC State University
Raleigh, NC 27695
NC State University
Raleigh, NC 27695
Mailing Address: Box 8109
NC State University
Raleigh, NC 27695
NC State University
Raleigh, NC 27695
Job Description Specializes in Agriculture, Real Property, Environmental and Natural Resource Law, Farm and Land Succession
Recent Posts by Robert Branan
Solar Development: Testimony Sketches from a County Hearing on Ordinance Changes
[Editor’s Note: Utility-scale solar development – historically encouraged under North Carolina renewable energy policy – continues to challenge state …
Solar Opportunity: March 6 Local Input Session in Oxford
As part of the continuing effort to gather local feedback on solar development opportunities for landowners, and how these …
PFAS: Concerns Mount Regarding Biosolid Applications
[The following article is co-authored with Khara Grieger, PhD, Assistant Professor, Applied Ecology, NC State University; a shortened version …
Wind Energy: Community Meetings Coming in Perquimans and Chowan, February 24 and 25
Two renewable energy community input meetings will be held next Monday (February 24) in Perquimans County, and Tuesday (February …
Solar Impact: Community Meeting in Granville County March 6
As part of the continuing effort to gather community feedback on solar development opportunities for landowners, and how these …
Bona Fide Farm: Court Limits Exemption in Stream Protection Buffer Zone
The North Carolina Court of Appeals in December upheld a Cabarrus County Zoning Board’s revocation of a building permit …
Solar Impact: Community Meeting Scheduled for Person County January 23, more scheduled
In my annual land use regulation update to the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Conference last week in Greensboro, I …