Sunday, February 05, 2012

02/05/2012 - St Andrews

Dog River's mosquito traps.

Lovely Dog River

Two inch web strapping caused the death of this tree.

Hunters bait deer using corn making kills easy. Managers say deer need to be shot to keep the numbers down. If there are too many deer, stop feeding them!

Then again, maybe the pelican and the deer had a collision and the pelican cut the deer's head off and broke it's neck at the same time?

The pleasure pursuits of golfing and fishing results in much plastic and styrofoam pollution in the water. It seems leaders don't care if the water gets polluted. This is what I pulled out of the water and off the shoreline today.

Friday, February 03, 2012

02/03/2012 - Moore Creek

I wonder . . if Americans can't deal with visible trash in their water, how can we trust Americans to be careful with the nukes? You can't. Nuclear radioactive waste is already starting to contaminate the ground water in Washington State. For more, Click here.

Check out those jugs!

How about a little toxin in your water?

Game of Tennis with your toxin?

Alabama the Beautiful

Who knows what is in that spray can...

Warning - this product contains chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects...

Look what the dredger digs up from the creek bed - plastic bags. Do you think plastic lining the bottom of all the creeks affects creek bottom permeability which affects groundwater levels?

Where did your bottled water come from, here? They claim tap water is safer than Bottled Water.

Moore Creek

Sure hope all the gas pumps and gas tanks are empty.

What's in your water? Toluene?

Add a little predigested meat to your water?

Thursday, January 26, 2012

01/26/2012 - Eslava Creek


America the Beautiful

Kayaking in Mobile's Dog River.

A moderate rain of about an inch in two hours causes Mobile's storm water system to send Mobile's uncontrolled litter into Eslava Creek which ends up here in Dog River.

ADEM: Alabama Department of Environmental Mismanagement. There will be consequences for allowing your water to become polluted with PLASTIC.

The floating litter causes Dog River resident Elvira to get out with a net to start the ritual after every rain of removing the public's nasty garbage.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

01/21/2012 - Halls Mill Creek

This animal suffered a horrible death in a crab trap.

City of Mobile's Schwarz Park - Dumpster removed, trash still on the ground.

Dead duck with shotgun pellet penetrations in it.

How about that - illegal hunting in Halls Mill Creek.

Plastic Ducks may be the only type of ducks you see in the future.

Plastic, plastic, and styrofoam. Currently this is an acceptable form of toxic petroleum in the water.

Poor catfish left to suffer on a limb hook. In its struggle the catfish yanked for so long it ripped its own eye out.

Quick way to get rid of your trash. Dump it in the woods next to the water.

Friday, January 20, 2012

"Can't do anything, Sorry."

Litter Complaint Update: Senator Jeff Session's office called me on Jan 18th. One of his Aides said, "There is nothing Senator Sessions can do about your complaint because it concerns landfills, and that is an ADEM issue."

Another major player with influence who CAN do something says he can't. Our government is crippled by obligations to corporate contributors to their campaigns.

There is no reason why roadsides should be littered with plastic bottles. So why are they? Bottlers of water want you to feel your water is polluted so you will drink more of their "refreshing" outrageously expensive mostly unregulated tap water put in dangerous plastic bottles that could be disrupting the hormonal balance of those who drink from those bottles. What is that plastic bottle made out of? Could it be making you obese?

Could sucking out millions of gallons of water out of water aquifers in one area of the country and transporting it above ground to distant places be affecting moisture content around the world?  Got more rain than usual?  Suffering droughts? Hmm... There will be consequences for not drinking your own local filtered tap water.

Moore Creek Shoreline