…former VP of logging giant MacMillan-Bloedel, Native elders, and longtime protesters. The position of loggers and their families, made redundant due to over-foresting, is included as another damaging social consequence…
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…former VP of logging giant MacMillan-Bloedel, Native elders, and longtime protesters. The position of loggers and their families, made redundant due to over-foresting, is included as another damaging social consequence…
…home to four facilities that have permits from DEQ – hog farms, landfills, and of course Enviva. Everything our communities don’t want is there – air pollution, noise pollution, and…
…reef and marsh performed much better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2MtjJKKOk8 Besides saving money in repair and cleaning expenses after hurricanes hit, natural infrastructure also has benefits like carbon sequestration, water quality improvement, erosion…
…bald cypress, swamp tupelo, massive evergreen oaks, and longleaf pines. These wetlands are home to wild turkeys, bobcats, white-tailed deer, Florida black bears, alligators, turtles, and many others. If you’re…
…of 1972. Seemingly overnight, the incredibly complex question of what constitutes the waters of the US (WOTUS) became the jurisdiction of Georgia’s modest Environmental Protection Division (GA EPD). Alabama’s Twin…