St. Lucie River, 1/2 mile from Inlet to Gulfstream Atlantic.

Enforce the Federal Clean Water Act

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Federal Government Action from EPA and State Governor's Office

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Enforce the Federal Clean Water Act

We, the undersigned, demand the US Army Corps of Engineers and the South Florida Water Management District stop the discharges of pollution that are killing our estuaries: the St. Lucie River, the Indian River Lagoon, and coastal reefs. To our elected officials: we support the buyback of the 700,000-acre Everglades Agricultural Area and restoring the land to its original use as the %u201CRiver of Grass%u201D. We demand our government enforce the Federal Clean Water Act, and other similar laws, prohibiting the discharge of any polluted water into the canals and waterways that flow into the St. Lucie River and Indian River lagoon.

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# 61:

9:29 pm PDT, Oct 4, Nadia Davidovich, Argentina
WATER IS LIFE!!!!!!!! Please sign my PETITION: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/clean-the-streams THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

# 60:

1:56 pm PDT, Aug 16, Jennifer Bradridge, Canada
This needs too be done!

# 59:

4:29 pm PDT, Jul 31, Sue Lannin, Illinois
Protect our estuaries and stop the discharge of polluted water into waterways. Safeguard public health and restore habitat for wildlife.

# 58:

1:51 pm PDT, Jul 12, Name not displayed, Illinois

# 57:

9:51 am PDT, Jun 22, Channel St-Pierre Chr�tien, Canada
Everyone deserves clean water. Please let everyone live from human to seeweed.

# 56:

12:16 pm PDT, Jun 11, Caroline Balkon, California

# 55:

7:23 am PDT, Apr 9, Noris Nunez, New Jersey

# 54:

12:42 pm PST, Jan 2, Jennifer Gardner, Florida

# 53:

6:29 pm PST, Dec 16, Johnny GILBERT, New Jersey

# 52:

6:30 pm PDT, Oct 28, Alice Djubin, Florida
EarthRehab has +400 signatures to add to this list. EarthRehab has been asking for signatures for Clean Water Act Enforcement everywhere. What you may want to know is that SFWMD, FFW, and DEP Florida have all signed this document. Please sign the document.

# 51:

1:12 pm PDT, Oct 28, Susan Hammer, Texas
What will we do once ALL the fish and mammals (whales) of the oceans are dead?

# 50:

10:39 am PDT, Oct 28, Crystal Miron, Georgia
We need to hold industry accountable for the effects of their products. The ocean is not a toilet to flush all our trash and waste into, it is a resource that we all must protect for future generations. Letting some contaminate it for their own profit at the expense of everyone else and our future is not right.

# 49:

7:33 am PDT, Oct 9, Fred Metz Jr, Florida

# 48:

8:19 am PDT, Aug 14, Kevin Kenerson, New Jersey
my company is the leading manufactures of inlet covers stopping 70% of floatable debris from entering the waterways, non point pollution control. check out our web site so you can see what we offer. www.ersproductsusa.com

# 47:

1:00 pm PDT, Jun 20, Jeanie Buerger, Massachusetts

# 46:

11:22 am PDT, Jun 3, Tyler Rud, Minnesota

# 45:

9:26 am PDT, May 6, Anita Kofta, Wisconsin

# 44:

4:03 pm PDT, Apr 30, Jeff Hopkins, Illinois

# 43:

10:02 pm PDT, Apr 29, Susan Pitcher, Florida

# 42:

11:53 am PDT, Apr 28, Lawrence Mcdonald, Florida
not only does the EPA need to enforce the clean waer act, they need to enforce the clean drinking water act to insure that the extremely high levels of medications are removed and a viable source of collecting medications is taking th place of dumping meds down the toilet or sink. This pollutes our waterways and nearshore fish and wildlife.

# 41:

8:41 am PDT, Apr 26, Patrycja Wrobel, Poland

# 40:

6:51 am PDT, Apr 26, Brent DesRoches, Wisconsin
Dumping waste to create environments this dirty is not only bad for the habitat and its inhabitants, but also hurts the economy. Who wants to go to a beach if it is going to make you sick?

# 39:

9:57 am PDT, Apr 25, KAREN WRIGHT, Ohio

# 38:

7:15 am PDT, Apr 25, Sheila Speck, Tennessee
We must make sure that our waters are clean for every creature big or small.

# 37:

7:54 pm PDT, Apr 24, Silky Wyld, Wisconsin

# 36:

5:14 pm PDT, Apr 24, Ken Skead, Washington

# 35:

8:56 am PDT, Apr 24, Mike Derrickson, Delaware

# 34:

7:39 am PDT, Apr 23, BiLL Fowlie, Maine

# 33:

7:10 am PDT, Apr 23, Name not displayed, Wisconsin

# 32:

3:31 am PDT, Apr 23, Terry L. west, West Virginia

# 31:

7:43 pm PDT, Apr 22, Claire Ellrick, North Carolina

# 30:

7:34 pm PDT, Apr 22, Lawrence Ellrick, North Carolina

# 29:

4:28 pm PDT, Apr 22, Kayleen Gubrud, Minnesota

# 28:

12:54 am PDT, Apr 22, Roxie Schliesman, Wisconsin

# 27:

6:26 pm PDT, Apr 21, Heather Gregory, North Carolina
For more impact, add a personal comment here

# 26:

12:59 pm PDT, Apr 21, Marilyn Nelson, North Dakota

# 25:

12:14 pm PDT, Apr 21, Name not displayed, New York

# 24:

10:23 am PDT, Apr 21, Cara Gubrud, Minnesota

# 23:

9:34 am PDT, Apr 21, Pam Boland, Georgia

# 22:

8:44 am PDT, Apr 21, Mary Zoglio, Florida

# 21:

8:33 am PDT, Apr 21, Stephanie Ruiz, Florida

# 20:

6:51 am PDT, Apr 21, Fred Fall, New Jersey

# 19:

4:59 am PDT, Apr 21, Dora Kassis, Greece

# 18:

4:37 am PDT, Apr 21, Ginger Geronimo, Alabama

# 16:

2:54 am PDT, Apr 21, Steve Klein, Canada

# 15:

2:36 am PDT, Apr 21, Can Atik, Turkey

# 14:

10:52 pm PDT, Apr 20, Christopher Martinez, Arizona

# 13:

8:54 pm PDT, Apr 20, Dinda Evans, California

# 12:

7:30 pm PDT, Apr 20, Jenny Vegan, United States Minor Outlying Islands

# 11:

6:53 pm PDT, Apr 20, Brielle Simmons, Colorado

# 10:

6:09 pm PDT, Apr 20, Name not displayed, New York

# 9:

5:25 pm PDT, Apr 20, Gale Weaner, Texas

# 8:

4:33 pm PDT, Apr 20, Steve Dale, Australia

# 7:

3:31 pm PDT, Apr 20, David Dunkleberger, Pennsylvania

# 6:

2:39 pm PDT, Apr 20, Chum Richardson, Canada

# 5:

1:15 pm PDT, Apr 20, Emily Kopper, Kentucky

# 4:

10:21 am PDT, Apr 20, Patricia Jones, California

# 3:

8:48 am PDT, Apr 20, Thomas Pirovano, Switzerland

# 2:

8:33 am PDT, Apr 20, William Djubin, Florida
Water Quality for Public Safety and Ocean Eco-systems A comprehensive and accurate Water Quality Monitoring System to calculate TMDL for the United States is not in place. This does not mean that we should not act now. In LA and neighboring counties of California notices from the Governors Office and SWRCB have been issued to municipalities and local governments. Even with the prehistoric methods of WQMS being used it was easy to accept that many bodies of water are at risk for public health, and immediate action should be taken to avoid litigation. Read more here http://www.swrcb.ca.gov/rwqcb4/ The Nature Conservancy explains the U.S. situation and future predicament. �Some 4.5 million hectares of wetlands disappeared in the United States between the 1950s and 1970s, chiefly through conversion to agriculture. � excerpt from http://www.nature.org/tncscience/misc/art24187.html While water shortage skeptics claim that we could readily desalinate the Oceans, although costly. I pose this question. Which Toxin infested body of Ocean Water should we desalinate first? Support Nature Research on the Front Line. Visit the website. Currently 40,000+ commuters per day view mygreenlicenseplate and understand that we support Nature Research. Go to EarthRehab.com

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8:24 am PDT, Apr 20, RIVER FRANCE, Canada

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