We’re proud to announce that our annual “State of the Region” issue of Conservation Matters has arrived. Learn about four areas of advocacy in which CLF has experienced great success over the last year, from public transportation and fisheries management to kicking New England’s coal habit and tackling the nutrient pollution that is threatening some of our region’s most vital water bodies. Bonus feature: Get up to speed on the great work that our non-profit affiliate, CLF Ventures, is doing in the public sector.
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Beth Wheland
Returned to coastal NH/Maine 3 years ago from the industrial Midwest and have been wondering about the rusty metal pile sitting on the Piscataqua River at the Route 1 bypass. Apparently Grimmel Industries, a company that says it’s recycling waste materials, has been polluting the river with mercury and PCBs for years? And the EPA is now taking action via Clean Water Act? I’m amazed that no one I asked about the pile seemed particularly up in arms about it. Do you have an e newsletter I could subscribe to? Then I can begin to think about how I might be able to be of help…
Claire Morgenstern
Hi Beth,
Thanks for your support! You can read about CLF’s involvement in getting EPA to prompt Grimmel Industries to clean up their act here: http://www.clf.org/blog/clean-water-healthy-forests/epa-takes-action-to-end-toxic-pollution-of-nhs-piscataqua-river/.
You can sign up for CLF’s e-communications on our homepage, clf.org. Scroll all the way down to the bottom and on the far left there’s a box labeled “Stay Involved: Sign up for updates” where you can enter your e-mail address.
Best,
Claire Morgenstern
Content and Communications Manager
Conservation Law Foundation