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Glynn County |
Mission:
A community nonprofit organization committed to assuring a clean
environment and healthy economy for citizens of Coastal Georgia
Goal: A Safe and Healthy Place to Live and Raise Our Families
Next Meeting:
GEC Membership Meeting, Tuesday, May 13, 7:00 PM, concerning
recent efforts to improve Brunswick/Glynn County recycling programs,
at the Coalition office, 4472 New Jesup Hwy (Hwy 341 just north of
Community Road), Brunswick. All members and the public are invited to
all GEC meetings. For more information, call 912-466-0934.
FOR A MORE COMPLETE LIST OF UPCOMING GEC ACTIVITIES,
CLICK HERE |
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How the GEC Helps Our Community |
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| Community Organizing |
Community organizing and education led to the signs being
reposted at the Brunswick Wood Preserving Superfund Site, and fences
repaired to keep children and all train vehicles out. Recently,
monitoring wells were installed between the Site and residential wells. |
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| Technical Assistance |
The GEC provides technical assistance
to those living around our four Superfund Sites as we recover from our
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LCP Chemicals Superfund Site
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Hercules 009 Superfund Site |
Terry Creek Dredge Spoil Areas/ Hercules Outfall Site |
Brunswick Wood Preserving Superfund Site |
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| Public Hearings |
The GEC helps our community by requesting public hearing
for projects like the Live Oak Power Plant, where many of the people
living close by are worried that large water withdrawals from the Miocene
aquifer by the power plant could make more wells go dry.
Recent Hearings on Superfund
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Our 12 year struggle for clean healthy air resulted in public hearings
on air permits being issued in our community. |
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| Educational Presentations |
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SEAFOOD SAFE CONSUMPTION CAMPAIGN:
Click below for PDF
copy of
FULL COLOR FLYER on catching, preparing, and
eating fish in Glynn County:
 
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| Safe and Healthy Schools |
The GEC worked to implement an Integrated
Pest Management program in Glynn County Schools. We also helped
arrange and fund testing of certain school properties for contamination,
resulting in eventual
clean-up of Goodyear Elementary School. We are currently
working to have Altama Elementary School
re-tested for toxaphene degradation products and other chemicals.
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P. O. Box 2443
