Biden-Harris Ticket Will Save Wisconsin Waters from Pollution Devastation

The Trump administration’s rollbacks on energy industry regulations are threatening the future of Wisconsin’s rivers, lakes and streams. Just last Friday, Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency flouted a 2018 D.C. Circuit Court ruling that required power plants to stop storing coal ash in unlined pits—a cheap storage option for the toxic waste, notorious for leaking and contaminating groundwater.

Carroll ColeOctober 27, 2020pollution, Wisconsin, Great Lakes, Biden, Election, politicsComment

A Vote for Gary Peters is a Vote for Michigan

These days in northern Michigan, the wind is crisp and every day the temperature drops introducing a new autumn hue along the lakeshore. As leaves are blown from the trees, we receive a stark reminder that winter fast approaches.

Ella SkrockiOctober 21, 2020vote blue, 2020 election, politics, michigan, senate election, surfing, great lakesComment

California’s Nuclear Waste Dilemma Is Proof That Surfers Have a Responsibility to Vote

Progress takes time and patience but nothing happens when we don’t vote and participate. I know this all too well from being at the helm of the Surfrider Foundation from 1984 to 1990 and working for President Jimmy Carter from 1974 to 1980.