We’ve all seen them. Heartbreaking photos of sea turtles and water birds trapped in six-pack soda rings, whales and porpoises who succumbed to the plastic in their bellies, sea lions caught in abandoned fishing nets. To combat the issue, we’re examining ways to limit harmful pollution in our oceans – from paper straws to biodegradable […]
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Although we seem to be drying out a little, the north Georgia area had an abundance of rain over the past few weeks. This was especially true in the Chattahoochee river basin. While we welcome the rain and a full Lake Lanier, heavy rains can cause some concerns – especially when this stormwater carries pollution
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Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources Seek Volunteers for Annual Cleanup Event April 28 Lawrenceville, Georgia, March 15, 2018 – During the same month associated with Earth Day and Keep America Beautiful Month, the folks at Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources seek to highlight
Press Release: Gwinnett County to Host 4th Annual Great Gwinnett Wetlands Read More »
Sandwiched between two months that feature major national holidays: Independence Day in July and Labor Day in September, August showcases slightly less well-known holidays such as “Admit You’re Happy Month,” “National Eye Exam Month” and “Romance Awareness Month.” That said, August also shines the light on a topic that’s near and dear to our hearts
GCB Invites You to Adopt-A-Stream During Water Quality Month Read More »
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