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• Feb 2, 2012 Waterkeeper Organizations File Suit to Plug Taylor Energy’s Gulf Oil Spill and Pry Open the Veil of Secrecy Surrounding 7 Years of Contamination
  Calls on Obama Administration to Require Stronger Safety Standards and More Transparency
   
• Feb 1, 2012 EPA To Provide Nearly $10 Million to Clean Up Beaches Across the Nation
  The agency launches improved website for beach advisories and closures
   
• Feb 1, 2012 Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) and Waterkeeper Alliance Announce The Great Bay-Piscataqua WATERKEEPER®
  Long-Time Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve Manager Peter Wellenberger Named WATERKEEPER
   
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  Jan 17, 2012 California Coastkeeper Alliance Announces New Executive Director
  The Board of Directors of California Coastkeeper Alliance (CCKA) has announced that effective January 23, 2012, Michael Murphy takes the lead as the new executive director of the environmental non-profit organization.
   
• Jan 4, 2012 Savannah Riverkeeper estimates over 678 tons of slurry into Reedy creek
  Savannah Riverkeeper Tonya Bonitatibus continued her third day assessment of the kaolin spill on Reedy Creek.
   
• Nov 23, 2011 Waterkeepers Chesapeake Speak Out On O’Malley Letter to Law School Dean
   
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  Nov 17, 2011 Benefit Concert Set for Those Whose Health Has Been Adversely Affected by the 2010 BP Deep Water Oil Spill
  The event, which will take place from 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. at the Maison, 508 Frenchman St in New Orleans, will raise funds to address the issue on behalf of the Louisiana Environmental Action Network (LEAN).
   
• Oct 27, 2011 Tennessee Riverkeeper Files Lawsuit Over Pollution into Lake Guntersville at Gunters Landing Lagoon
  Non-profit Tennessee Riverkeeper recently filed a lawsuit against Jimmy Kennamer, the owner of Marshall County Land Company, for 1,077 violations of the Clean Water Act since July 2009 at Gunters Landing Lagoon.
   
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  Oct 10, 2011 Charleton Waterkeeper Announces SPLASH Event
  All are invited to attend the amusements scheduled for the the 5th of November between 11 and 4 o’clock at the Colonial Common.