The Waterkeepers

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• Posted 04/29/10 by Ann Harris
  With water as our most precious resource, why oh why does our nation rely on "others" to ensure that we continue to have clean water. Our water in TN is soooooo bad that the local water utilities will tell one how sorry they are that the water quality is not good to drink. We have a state regulator that has soulless bodies and soulless minds that have never seen a sewer dump, garbage dump, nuke waste dump, coal ash disaster (TVA's Kingston coal plant disaster Christmas 2008) they did not like. And the EPA is just as bad out of R4 in Atlanta. I know they can not do it all, but at the very least they could just do their job!! The rural south has become the dumping ground for America's polluters and has made us expendable by those very actions. I intend to send this web address out to all the reporters in this area to show them what their town and rural communities look like when no one is looking. Thank you Riverkeepers for all you do for all of us. Ann Harris, TN
• Posted 03/30/10 by kalpana dangi
  Thanks for letting us know that we as human are dister on this earth, consuming 1000times than what we require. How greedy and insensitive we are. Every move we make has so much adverse effect on environment. we don't understand that our health depends on the health of our planet.And it includes Air,water,Air and every creature who lives on this earth microscopic or maga.
• Posted 03/30/10 by kalpana dangi
  Thanks for letting us know that we as human are dister on this earth, consuming 1000times than what we require. How greedy and insensitive we are. Every move we make has so much adverse effect on environment. we don't understand that our health depends on the health of our planet.And it includes Air,water,Air and every creature who lives on this earth microscopic or maga.
• Posted 10/22/09 by giesekaseem
  i love this video it is so cool
• Posted 04/07/09 by Ann Guiles
  Surprised there was not a big section on FL, again, another item of urgency which needs billions of tax dollars to resolve. The march of problems, left over from the neglect of the previous 2 centuries if overwhelming. The hog farming, which has occurred in the last 20 years, as well as the chicken, egg industry are major polluter's, perhaps limiting our population growth would be a 1st step. Demand is stripping us of natural assets, in the quest to entitle us to the "good life", plentiful, cheap food, entertainment, plenty of parks and waterways. We are overwhelming these resources by our presence. How can we reverse this damage while fighting the greed and legitimate need?