In a recent blog and in other outreach, I encouraged people to attend the EPA public hearing or contact EPA to support its draft discharge permit for the City of Dover’s sewage treatment plant. To ensure a cleaner and healthier Great Bay estuary, we must treat our wastewater to the highest standards possible. In response to my call for action, it was inspiring to receive a copy of a letter written by a concerned citizen, Brian Giles, who lives in Lee and has been involved in environmental issues in the Seacoast for the past twenty years. In voicing strong support for the EPA’s proposed action, Brian’s letter discusses the significant losses of eelgrass in the Piscataqua River and Great Bay and the need for prompt, meaningful action to reduce nitrogen read more…
- Karen Giarrusso on Egregiously Incomplete: DOE Should Reject Northern Pass’s New Presidential Permit Application
- Christophe Courchesne on Northern Pass Update: New Opportunities to Make Your Voice Heard
- Lynne R. Sellers on Vermont Yankee Closing: Advocacy and Activism Kept Pressure on Aging Plant
- Scott Hening on Northern Pass Update: New Opportunities to Make Your Voice Heard
