November 30th, 2010
“The fact is that there is not enough engineering to go around to mitigate the rising sea” – Jim Schultz from “Front-Line City in Virginia Tackles Rise in Sea”, NYT 11/25/2010 Sea level rise and coastal management were… more »
November 22nd, 2010
If you want to comment on the draft Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Impact Statement underlying I-5 widening project in north coastal county, San Diego, today is your last chance. Not familiar with the plan? Take a look here. You… more »
November 22nd, 2010
Oil remains offshore, on beaches and in Escambia County bays. However, BP and government officials won’t guess how long it will take to get it cleaned up. “Time is a difficult thing to define. … We don’t know… more »
November 20th, 2010
Hey Rappers,Bag It was recently a feature film presented in the San Diego film Festival in October. Some of our leaders in the Rise Above Plastics committee have organized a few movie screenings for you all! They are… more »
November 19th, 2010
1.1 million residents living within the LA county area will be effected from now on by the recent feat for the environmental movement in California by passing the LA County Bag Ban JUST a fews days ago! Hooray!!… more »
November 17th, 2010
Chuck Barnes, Alabama Surfrider member, has been active in following the Gulf situation “post spill”. He created this blog to keep us all informed. Just last week, he spotted tar-balls washing ashore after a swell. As he… more »
November 16th, 2010
This editorial is good – it advocates for water to be re-used over and over again, which is key. However, at Surfrider, while we think it’s great to use recycled water for agriculture, it would be even better… more »
November 15th, 2010
Surfrider Member Chuck Barnes recently interviewed about the impact of the spill.Illness Plagues Gulf Residents in BP's Aftermath – IPS ipsnews.net more »
November 12th, 2010
A satellite image of Greenland. Photograph: EIL Austria/Nasa/Alamy Greenland is demanding that oil companies bidding to drill in huge areas of its Arctic waters each pay an estimated $2bn (£1.25bn) upfront “bond” to meet the clean-up costs from… more »