CRBI

Protecting, preserving & restoring one of N. America's most biologically diverse river systems - the upper Coosa River basin.

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

State regulators poised to set Georgia Power's toxic coal ash storage legacy - Georgia Recorder https://t.co/7V3my6Di8P

[WaterkeepersAlabama @WaterkeepersA]

Looking to get on the water this summer? The Coosa River Basin Initiative Guided Paddling Trips are back for 2021! Tag your favorite paddling buddy, then pick your dates & sign up at: https://t.co/syrTEKjVm3

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

BREAKING: After years of pressure and a constitutional amendment, environmental cleanup funds are one signature away from dedication!
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HB 511, which dedicates hazardous and solid waste cleanup funds, just cleared the Senate unanimously! #trustfundhonesty #gapol

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Prepare for campfire season with our new, super-soft LS tee
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[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Turns out, 82% of GA voters sends a pretty clear message, and the GA House listened! HB 511 passes unanimously to dedicate environmental cleanup funding! #TrustFundHonesty #gapol #ontothesenate

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Environmental cleanup funding inches closer to long term protection thanks to GA voters last November.
#TrustFundHonesty #YESonHB511 #gapol
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[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

CRBI is hiring! https://t.co/yHUdODILZ6

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Make a difference over lunch! Join us to talk about clean #gawater policy and how you can help. #gapol

[Georgia Water Coalition @protect_georgia]

Join us for the first VIRTUAL #capitolconservationday. Make a difference for #gawater. #gapol Register now: https://t.co/xgX8rxsQxO

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Hang Out With Us...On the Interwebs! https://t.co/Wurl3OpxHE #vr4smallbiz

[Max Blau (maxblau.bsky.social) @MaxBlau]

Georgia lawmakers are renewing a bid to remove coal ash from disposal sites without a protective liner. And they're planning a second bill to require polluters who taint drinking water to pay for a new water source for residents. My story for GHN: https://t.co/w9glRlCRHY #gapol

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

How do you reduce or reuse your recyclables?
Let us know in the comments!
If we get a little creative the possibilities are endless.
You can find 50 creative ways to repurpose, reuse, and up-cycle old things here at
https://t.co/m2q11IUWD0

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Did you know that recycling can become contaminated if other non-recyclable garbage is thrown into the recycling bin or if a recyclable object isn't properly handled? To learn more about recycling contamination, visit
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[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

There's more to recycling than just throwing that plastic water bottle in the green bin. One of the biggest ways we can help eliminate waste and conserve resources is by reducing and reusing. To learn more about reducing and reusing watch this video
https://t.co/nm3ynoBYym

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

What happens when you recycle something? Well, it varies depending on the object. However, it's important to understand the recycling process so that we can recycle properly and effectively. Learn more about the recycling process by watching this video. https://t.co/SE8ALVZ9z6

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

It's recycle week here at CRBI! We can't wait to discuss the importance of recycling habits! Let's not forget to reduce and reuse where we can. Check back this week for recycling information and fun activities. Together we can help reduce waste and pollution.

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Have you been to visit the Etowah Indian Mounds in Cartersville, GA?
"Etowah Mounds is the most intact Mississippian Culture site in the Southeast, [dating back 1000 A.D. to 1550 A.D]."
To learn more about the mounds and visitation opportunities, visit:
https://t.co/ALPpcFRxlJ

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

The results for this week's bacterial monitoring efforts are live on the website!
https://t.co/eRMlQno5tl…/06/11/2020-bacterial-monitoring-results/

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

In the 1971 song "Ko-Ko Joe", Country singer-songwriter Jerry Reed made the Etowah the home of the songs wild, misunderstood swamp dweller Ko-Ko Joe. The fictional character is alternately known as the "Etowah River Swamp Rat" in the song.
https://t.co/bxXINEaQcD

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

In the 1971 song "Ko-Ko Joe", Country singer-songwriter Jerry Reed made the Etowah the home of the songs wild, misunderstood swamp dweller Ko-Ko Joe. The fictional character is alternately known as the "Etowah River Swamp Rat" in the song.
https://t.co/bxXINEaQcD

[CRBI @CoosaRiverBasin]

Do you want to learn more about Etowah River history without ever having to leave the comfort of your kayak?!
Grab a copy of the Etowah River User's Guide, a waterproof guide to public access points, travel distances and history.
https://t.co/nE1z5WxWj1