Riverkeeper was created in 1966.
Potomac Riverkeeper was created in 2000.
Petitcodiac Riverkeeper was created in 1999.
The motto of Riverkeeper is 'NY's clean water advocate'.
Potomac Riverkeeper's motto is 'To protect and restore water quality in the Potomac River'.
The motto of Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is 'Keeping Watch Over Our Waters'.
Horace Adams has written: 'Thaddeus H. Carraway in the United States Senate' 'Endsleigh the Memoirs of a Riverkeeper'
The cast of Koch Brothers Exposed - 2012 includes: Emanuel Aziz as Himself - Missouri Voter Michele Bachmann as Herself - Representative - Minnesota David Boaz as Himself - Cato Institute John Boehner as Himself - Speaker of the House Kit Bond as Himself - Senator - Missouri David Bouie as Himself - Penn Road Resident and Pastor Sam Brownback as Himself - Governor - Kansas Judith Browne Dianis as Herself - Co-Director - Advancement Project Veronique De Rugy as Herself - Mercatus Center Casey Delehanty as Himself - Student - Florida State University Mike Enzi as Himself - Senator - Wyoming Lee Fang as Himself - Senior Investigator - United Republic Bob Geary as Himself - Journalist - Raleigh Independent Weekly Angela Hampton as Herself - Newscaster Demariano Hill as Himself - College Student Dhruv Jain as Himself - Student Lawrence Lessig as Himself - Professor, Harvard Law School Joy Lieberman as Herself - Missouri Voter Wendy McDowell as Herself - Unemployed Susan Montalbano as Herself - Food Stamp User Shelley Moore Capito as Herself - Representative - West Virginia Jerry Moran as Himself - Senator - Kansas Cary Nelson as Himself - President of the American Association of University Professors Rand Paul as Himself - Senator - Kentucky Deborah Prickett as Herself - School Board Candidate Rita Rakestraw as Herself - School Board Candidate Bernie Sanders as Himself - United States Senator for Vermont Cheryl Slavant as Herself - Ouachita Riverkeeper, Louisiana Environmental Action Network Adele Stan as Herself - AlterNet Washington Correspondent Sue Sturgis as Herself - Institute for Southern Studies Fred Upton as Himself - Representative - Michigan Jennifer Washburn as Herself - Author, University Inc.: The Corporate Corruption of Higher Education Dolores Wimberley as Herself - Former Neighborhood Resident Jeffery Woodberry as Himself - Penn Road Resident Calla Wright as Herself - Parent Gerold Wright as Himself - Parent
There are many causes of Water Pollution-- some natural, some man-made. Great strides have been made in cleaning up our fresh water resources, but other problems persist, from massive hog farms which poison rivers in the American southeast, to the unregulated dumping of filth into India's Ganges River. Some of the major agents of fresh water pollution are given below. This list is by no means comprehensive.SewageThe run-off from human settlements along the banks of rivers contain human, animal and industrial waste. While the developed world can invest in and depend on sewage treatment plants to treat waste before discharging it into rivers, rivers in less developed countries run filthy, often serving as open sewers themselves. India is among such countries and the most glaring example is the river Ganga, which while flowing through one of the most densely populated areas on earth, absorbs millions of gallons of raw human, animal and industrial waste every day. This pollution increase the Biological Oxygen Demand and disrupt the aquatic ecosystems. The water has high fecal coliform count and is a source of water borne diseases like cholera and gastroenteritis.Animal wasteCattle and pig rearing activities generate enormous amount of nutrient-rich waste. This causes accumulation of virulent pfiesteria toxin in water masses. This toxin killed the fish in Neuse River of North Carolina by the hundreds of million. In humans, this toxin is known to cause breathing problems and cognitive impairment. "There are more pigs in North Carolina than people, and they are generating more waste than all the people in California," says Kevin Madonna, an official with Riverkeeper Inc. Unregulated dumping and seepage of hog waste into rivers is a particularly dangerous form of pollution in the United States.Fertilizers and PesticidesMost of the chemical fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides used in farming eventually end up in rivers. Fertilizers are rich in Nitrogen and Phosphorus, which causes a high Biological Oxygen Demand in the water. Severe depletion of oxygen chokes the life out of water and ultimately only anaerobic life-forms thrive. The area of the Gulf of Mexico where the Mississippi flows into it has been declared a "dead zone" because of agricultural pollution. Pesticides, on the other hand, are long life toxins and can render water unfit for human or animal consumption.MercuryAll coal contains mercury, which is released into the atmosphere upon combustion of coal. This mercury finds its way into rivers and lakes and even ground water. Mercury while toxic to all is a serious health hazard for pregnant woman and infants. According to the National Wildlife Federation, coal-burning power plants in Ohio emit mercury into lakes, rivers and streams in Ohio and the Great Lakes region. Societies generating power from thermal power plants are at a great risk as compared to those depending on gas-turbines or hydroelectric powerindustries that pollute chemicals into the river
The cast of AfterLife - 2003 includes: Julie Austin as Heather Foghorn Fiona Bell as Lucy Aurora Betson as Bar Patron Isla Blair as Dr Jackson Victoria Brigman as Tracy Wilson Henry Buckley as Dr. Hunter Kaleta Burruto as Dr. Amanda Selph Maureen Carr as Cissie Ruffin Copeland as Roy Foster Jennifer Cudnik as Bar Patron Stuart Davids as Big Tony Lindsay Duncan as May Brogan Tricia Dyar as Nurse Tanya Eller as Angelique Foster Shane Gill as The Bartender Ray Hammack as Family friend Shirley Henderson as Ruby Tammy Hopkins as Bartender Molly Innes as Social worker Bonnie Johnson as Carol Foster Isabelle Joss as Care home nurse James Laurenson as Professor Wilkinshaw Eddie Marsan as Jez Walters Bill Mazzella as Ran Harrison Kevin McKidd as Kenny Brogan Alison Peebles as Radiographer Kimmy Ray as Denise Foster Paula Sage as Roberta Brogan Katie Scharnott as Cheryl Anthony Strachan as Mike Jim Sturgeon as Police Sergeant Julie Wilson Nimmo as Hospital nurse Linda York Fisher as Thelma Lashley