In wilderness I sense the miracle of life. On Enviro Issues - Most coastal Alabama residents are concerned about the environment and feel politicians are not doing enough to protect it, according to a poll released Sunday April 4th in the Mobile Register. Here are the results of the poll. In order to formulate appropriate environmental policies and regulations, politicians need reliable scientific information about the environment.
Some people claim that pollution has already started to cause global warming.
According to state forestry officials, the proposed bypass will potentially churn up and destroy thousands of acres, of what foresters consider the best remaining longleaf pine habitat in Mobile County. The area where the bypass is being proposed is also home to the federally protected gopher tortoise and possibly the indigo snake and red-cockaded woodpecker. The Department of Transportation will be holding public hearings in the near future on whether to widen US 98 or create a bypass. If you care about clean air in Jefferson and Shelby counties, this is the group for you. Robert Kennedy, Jr. Headlines Mobile Bay Bash - Dust off those calendars and circle the date April 9th.