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Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34 shared a post.

2 days ago

THIS THURSDAY! Be sure you are outside to see the International Space Station 🛰 pass overhead as a steady, white light--like an airplane, but with no blinking red lights.
If you really want to "get your nerd on," join us at Dyer for a talk by our Dr. Billy Teets and telescope 🔭 viewing that evening. We will take a break from the program to view the ISS together.
Tickets: www.eventbrite.com/e/september-2019-meet-the-astronomer-dyer-observatorys-dr-billy-teets-telescop...
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Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34

2 days ago

Sharing from Cumberland River Compact:

“Our small rivers and streams are going to need more help than ever and have a significant impact on water quality in our larger rivers and streams. You can help by supporting the Cumberland River Compact on its mission to enhance the health and enjoyment of the Cumberland River AND its tributaries through education, restoration, and collaboration.”

1) Sign up for our bi-weekly newsletter to stay updated on our work and to jump on ways to get involved: crc.kindful.com/register/streamlines-sign-up

2) Attend our October 10 River Talk: "Federal Rollbacks, Local Impacts: How National Policies Affect Tennessee's Clean Water" to learn more and ask questions: crc.kindful.com/register/river-talks-october-10-2019

3) Support the work of the Cumberland River Compact by making a tax-deductable donation so we can continue to grow our programs and make a larger impact. crc.kindful.com/?campaign=2871

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The EPA's roll back of the Clean Water Act could impact drinking water for millions of Americans

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The original definition of “waters of the United States” mainly covered large rivers, their tributaries, and adjacent wetlands. The Clean Water Act requires industrial and municipal polluters discharging to these rivers to obtain permits from the EPA and the 2015 update expanded those regulation...

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