Three Bays Preservation: Wastewater is everybody’s problem (9/30/16)
Three Bays Preservation: Wastewater is everybody’s problem September 30, 2016 By Michael J. Egan Everyone in Barnstable should be worried about a polluted ecosystem, every teenager, adult and senior citizen – but once they are, what can be done? That’s what I’ve been thinking whenever the concern about the nitrogen crisis in the Three Bays […]
Told You So (8/22/16)
Told You So August 22, 2016 By: Michael J. Egan If ever there was a sign that West, North and Cotuit Bays are severely wounded from toxic doses of excess nitrogen, look no further than the large, ugly masses of brown algae grasping into the water column across the 1,251-acre estuary, leaving a community and […]
Three Bays Preservation: We are one Cape (7/1/16)
Three Bays Preservation: We are one Cape July 1, 2016 By Michael J. Egan It’s an uncomfortable conversation everyone should have, even at the dinner table: excess nutrients seeping from septic systems, fertilizers and stormwater runoff overloading our freshwater ponds, rivers and marine estuaries. Click Here to Read Article