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Written by Save Our Gulf
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Help us keep our nation’s waters safe from irresponsible polluters. This goes beyond the Gulf - what we have seen here could happen in your backyard.
Until we can assure the safety of these drilling projects, there should be no more permits granted to BP or any other company. Unless permits are enforceable, making rigs safe, reliable and readily monitored, they MUST NOT be granted.
We are not better prepared for a disaster now than we were in 2010. Deepwater drilling permits should NOT be issued until the Oil Spill Commission’s recommendations are implemented.
Send a message to Washington asking for strict, enforceable regulations that make off-shore drilling safe for the environment and its people.
Sign this petition today and ask the directors of the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement and Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to enforce strict regulations that make off-shore drilling safe.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE CHANGE.ORG PETITION
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Road to Nowhere DENIED! The Eureka City Council voted 3-2 to abandon the proposal to extend Waterfront Drive through environmentally sensitive habitats along Humboldt Bay. In 2005, the Extension project was identified by the late Peter Douglas, Director of the Coastal Commission, as being inconsistent with state law. Thank you to everyone who wrote letters asking that the City Council re-program funds for more appropriate projects. The Council discussed potential trail development, and we look forward to working together to improve public access around Humboldt Bay. |
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Our annual report highlights Humboldt Baykeeper's successes over the past year. Click on the Table of Contents on the right to read a section of the report. To download the Annual Report 2011 in its entirety, click HERE. |
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Report spills to the Stormwater Pollution Hotline: 707.441.4192 or 1.877.NCSC.001 (1.877.627.2001) Storm drains are separate from sewer systems, so stormwater flows into our coastal waterways UNTREATED. Humboldt Baykeeper is working hard to protect our environment but we can't do it alone. We need your help! |
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Please help ban the single-use plastic bags in Humboldt County by supporting this petition with your signature. And remember to bring reusable bags to the store! |
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