Volume 14, Issue 2 (Summer 2018)
Our Lives Cannot be Measured in Megawatts | Crisis in the Sundarbans
Waterkeeper Magazine puts readers on the front lines of the global environmental crisis, where more than 300 Waterkeeper Organizations and Affiliates on six continents are fighting for our rivers, lakes, coastal waters — and the planet. These are the stories you won’t find anywhere else covered in such depth and uncompromising force.
by Guest ContributorBy Abby Braman, Pearl Riverkeeper After the devastating 1979 Pearl River flood, the Army Corps of Engineers was tasked with developing a flood control plan for the city of Jackson, Mississippi. The Comprehensive Levee Plan proposed by the Corps did not receive local support and, beginning in 1996, various real estate development plans were proposed ...
by Malaika EliasThis month, Waterkeeper Alliance is focused on telling stories about intersectional environmentalism. In this 3-part series, Waterkeeper Alliance Organizer Malaika Elias sat down with Patuxent Riverkeeper Fred Tutman to discuss race and the environment, Environmental Justice, and the Patuxent River. Read part 1 and part 2. Malaika Elias: You wrote an article titled, “Why Green ...
by Larissa LiebmannBill S. 3303 would significantly limit the power of states to deny projects that would have severe environmental impacts on water quality. Please call your Senator as soon as possible to voice your opposition to Senate Bill 3303! Section 401 of the Clean Water Act gives states the power to protect their waterways from ...
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