DENR Jeopardy – Round 2

Strategic Direction 1

Strategic Direction 2

Strategic Direction 3

Strategic Direction 4

Strategic Direction 5

Strategic Direction 6

Strategic Direction 7

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This DENR program is the focus of the two objectives

in Strategic Direction 1.

I am the Director of the One NC Naturally program.

This is the number of acres that DENR hopes to acquire through

purchase, easement rights or other means by the end of 2009.

The first objective of Strategic Direction 1 directs DENR to begin implementation of this important plan for the eastern part of NC.

One objective in Strategic Direction 2involves moving most Raleigh staffto either the Archdale Building or

this building complex.

Objective 2.2 focuses on the Departmental safety program, which

is administered by this person.

This is the often-used acronym ofthe Department’s information

management system architecture.

The last objective in Strategic Direction 2focuses on this DENR program, whichhas been very successful, and recently

expanded into additional regional offices.

Strategic Direction 3 attempts to makethis the focus of all future waterquality and quantity planning.

The river basin water supply plans mentioned in this strategic direction are developed for this

many years in the future.

This is one of the rivers mentionedby name in Strategic Direction 3.

These two Divisions are responsiblefor most of the action items in

Strategic Direction 3.

This is the general theme of Strategic Direction 4.

This is DENR’s currentenvironmental education theme.

This is the name of DENR’snew librarian.

This is DENR’s partner inProject Love-A-Tree.

The Air Quality color-coded warning system measures this

component of air pollution.

This area of the state benefitsfrom improved visibility

through the VISTAS program.

This was the action taken by the Attorney General and DENR to

surrounding states due to the Clean Smokestacks Act.

This is the single violation that creates the most number of DAQ

enforcement actions.

This is DENR’s partner in the Sustainable Sandhills initiative.

This is DENR’s target percentagefor conversion of paper forms

to electronic forms by 12/2005.

This is the name of the program that DENR is promoting that advocates

employee commuter benefits.

This is the current number ofEnvironmental Stewards.

This is the focus ofStrategic Direction 7.

This program in the Division ofWaste Management gives liability

protection to owners (non-responsibleparties) who want to redevelop

abandoned or underutilized property.

This is the location where605 process meetings take place.

This is the current number of Superfund National Priority List (NPL)

sites in NC (9, 29 or 49).

Strategic Direction 1One North Carolina Naturally: Writing the New Story

• Formal Open Space Program• Coastal Habitat Protection Plan• Land Acquisition/Stewardship Strategy • Million Acre Goal• Mountains-to-Sea Trail

Strategic Direction 2In Service of Mission and Quality

• High Quality Services and Products• Staff Retention• World-Class Safety• Information Management (IBEAM)• Green Square• Express Permitting

Strategic Direction 3Managing River Basins for Multiple Benefits

• Nonpoint Source Pollution Pilot on French Broad River

• Balanced / Integrated Approach to FERC• Improve withdrawal/recharge balance in

ground water supplies• Assist Local Governments with

Infrastructure Improvements

Strategic Direction 4Raising Awareness of Our Place in the

Community of Life on Earth

• Environmental Education Certification• Department-Wide Education Theme:

Runoff Pollution• Phase II Stormwater Education

Strategic Direction 5Improving Air Quality

• Early Action Compacts• Clean Smokestacks Act• Open Burning

Strategic Direction 6Progress Toward Sustainability

• Sustainable Sandhills• DENR Sustainability Team• Environmental Stewardship Initiatives• Best Workplaces for Commuters

program

Strategic Direction 7Protecting Groundwater and

Restoring Contaminated Properties

• Protecting and Restoring Groundwater• Properly Constructed Wells for Safe

Drinking Water• Comprehensive Groundwater Data

Management• Legislation