Jeff Yeomans, native Californian, was raised in a family that encourage his passion for art. His artistic career spans several disciplines including murals and graphic design but also a decade in public television as an award-winning director. In… more »
Asbury Park Press Op-Ed: By JOHN WEBERand MATT WALKER There is an additional day this April to act like a fool — depending on where you live in the U.S. For us, it is April 6, the day… more »
Jeff Yeomans, native Californian, was raised in a family that encourage his passion for art. His artistic career spans several disciplines including murals and graphic design but also a decade in public television as an award-winning director. In… more »
Another familiar face to the Surfrider Art Gala, artist Jay Alders returns this year with two fine art signed prints entitled “Left Behind the Wall” and “Second Glance”. “Sometimes, when I paint, I just see the image and… more »
Another familiar face to the Surfrider Art Gala, artist Jay Alders returns this year with two fine art signed prints entitled “Left Behind the Wall” and “Second Glance”. “Sometimes, when I paint, I just see the image and… more »
“Instead of engineering the stormwater system to deal with increasingly large amounts of stormwater, these low impact development approaches utilize technologies that aim to reduce the amount of stormwater that even enters the system. This is achieved through… more »
“My Ocean Friendly Garden (aka OFG) is far from complete but is almost there. OFG has already solved the flooding problem and no more muddy water flowing down the driveway is better for the environment. It’s 90% planted… more »
US Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar, is holding 4 public meetings to talk about the federal government’s plans for new offshore drilling. He wants you to RSVP if you are going to attend. Click here to RSVP… more »
Mitchell Colgan is chairman of the College of Charleston’s (South Carolina) Geology and Environmental Geosciences Department and has worked for Shell Oil, the U.S. Geological Survey and on three oil reservoirs in Texas, New Mexico and Alaska. In… more »
Every year since 1993, U.S. offshore oil drilling has spilled an average of 47,800 barrels of oil into the water. At that rate, it takes about 5.5 years to spill as much as was spilled during the Exxon… more »
