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An Open Letter to Steven Bellone: Thank You For Highlighting How Long Island is Under Threat From Ground Water Polluted by Septic Tanks

An Open Letter to Steven Bellone: Thank You For Highlighting How Long Island is Under Threat From Ground Water Polluted by Septic Tanks

by Marshall Brown | Jan 24, 2014 | Cleaner Water

To: Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone From: The Membership of Save The Great South Bay Re: Water Quality on Long Island Dear Mr. Bellone, We of Save The Great South Bay applaud your leadership in helping to shine a light on the major issue threatening all of Long...
Long Island’s Drinking Water: Threats and Solutions – A Presentation From The Long Island Clean Water Partnership

Long Island’s Drinking Water: Threats and Solutions – A Presentation From The Long Island Clean Water Partnership

by Marshall Brown | Oct 8, 2013 | Bay Friendly Yards, Cleaner Water

Two of the charter members of The Long Island Clean Water Partnership, The Citizen’s Campaign For The Environment, and The Group For The East End, offer this overview of the state of Long Island’s waters — what is polluting them and what we can do about it. The CCE’s...
Volunteer To Seed The Great South Bay With Clams

Volunteer To Seed The Great South Bay With Clams

by Marshall Brown | Oct 1, 2013 | Education, Fixing Habitats, Shellfish

A letter from Chris Clapp, Marine Scientist, Nature Conservancy of Long Island to Save The Great South Bay. From: Chris Clapp Marine Scientist Nature Conservancy of Long Island: To: Save The Great South Bay Re: Volunteers Needed To Help The Shellfish Restoration...
Breach Report 9-19-13:  WSJ On The Breach: “The Kindest Cut of All”

Breach Report 9-19-13: WSJ On The Breach: “The Kindest Cut of All”

by Marshall Brown | Sep 19, 2013 | Cleaner Water, Featured

Needless to say, Save The Great South Bay is delighted about this article on the breach in today’s Wall Street Journal. Will James interviewed some top scientists — Carl LoBue of The Nature Conservancy, Chris Gobler of Stonybrook/SCERP, and Professor...
News12 to Air FIve Part Series on Long Island Water Quality — What’s In The Water (Sept 23rd through 27th)

News12 to Air FIve Part Series on Long Island Water Quality — What’s In The Water (Sept 23rd through 27th)

by Marshall Brown | Sep 14, 2013 | Cleaner Water, Education, Featured, Fixing Habitats

What’s in the Water has been produced by News12 in response to the crisis Long Island and its waters now face. Brown tide, red tide, rust tide, blue green algae, constant beach closings and shellfish bed closings in bays throughout Long Island, beginning in 1985...
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