We are so proud/excited to share the wonderful PSA that a group of seniors at @SSMVANDY made in collaboration with us! With #COVID19 setbacks we are not able to do a #grabthelitter bag giveaway, but we will as soon as we can!
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Did you miss our last #grabthelitter bag giveaway? Come on down to the Richland Park Farmer's Market THIS SATURDAY 7/18 from 9am-12pm and get your FREE #grabthelitter bag! No sign up necessary, come by any time during the market! For more details, visit https://t.co/osVMpGugQf
A HUGE thank you to everyone who came out to see us at the Richland Park Farmer's Market to get their #grabthelitter bag Saturday! Don't worry if you missed us, we still have some bags left and we're planning another giveaway event soon
Join 3 leading experts for our next Conservation Conversations: Public Participation in Governmental Decisions on June 24th at 6:00pm (CST). Deborah Fisher, Dr. G.S. Hans, and Jim Redwine will be discussing this pressing topic. Register at the link! https://t.co/qb2cGEbCeU
Thank you to @TheHarpethRiver and everyone who came out to the first Lessons on the River of 2020! RCWA was there to hand out our #grabthelitter bags. If you missed the event Saturday, RCWA is planning future #grabthelitter giveaways, stay tuned for more details!
In the midst of these difficult times, we must be careful not to let industries revert our environmental protections! There will always be bad actors who try to take advantage of times of struggle https://t.co/2bpL4GsrZy
Our thoughts go out to those in Michigan affected by the catastrophic flooding. The human and environmental impact of such events are profound and long lasting.
"Downtown Midland could be under approximately nine feet of water."
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency for one county after two dams failed in the area -- following heavy rains and flash floods across the state. https://t.co/55KcLGyGd7
TOMORROW (5/15) is the deadline for written public comments on REOStone Quarry's permit. Send written comments to Dennis Conger at TDEC, [email protected]
Good news! TDEC has expanded the public comment period on the REOStone Quarry Permit Hearing until MAY 15. Send all written comments to [email protected], regarding NPDES Permit TN0057657
The unfortunate truth is that many are using this time of #COVID19 to weaken environmental protection while our attention is diverted to fighting a global pandemic! We need to stay vigilant at our local and national level
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Tell TDEC by 4-17 to postpone April webex public hearings on quarries until after COVID-19 emergency lifted. Many people, esp in rural areas, do not have reliable internet. https://t.co/ytlITwcKxp
We love our parks, and we consider them an important outlet in these stressful #COVID19 times. With this in mind, we NEED to be safe and careful when in the outdoors! TN parks are closed, but Metro parks remain open. We all need to support one another to #staysafe!
BREAKING: New York’s state budget was just approved and it’s good news for the environment! 💯
✅ Environmental bond act
✅ Foam containers ban
✅ Boost for renewable energy projects
✅ Fracking ban enshrined in law
https://t.co/iQMJJLTmeD