April 11, 2003 By David Helvarg My name’s Flipper O’Reilly but you may know me as K-Dog, the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin attached to Commander Task Unit 55.4.3. My picture’s been in all the papers. Not to sound too gung-ho, but when they deployed us from our pens in San Diego and said we were green-lighted…
September 16, 2004 By David Helvarg Lloyds of London won’t insure the section of Florida that’s in the path of Hurricane Ivan. But the federal government does. Environmentalist Dave Helvarg is all for the government helping people—but against encouraging stupid building decisions. As he explains, tax subsidies actually encourage construction in areas that are vulnerable…
By The Blue Frontier Campaign America is and always has been an Oceanic society. From the Bering Sea Land-bridge to the Jamestown Settlement to the processing lines of Ellis Island we have been a tempest tossed people, a saltwater people, a coastal people. We have lived well on the abundance of our seas and coastlines…
July 11-13th, 2004 By David Helvarg “They call themselves seaweed rebels, their logo an upraised fistful of the stuff that almost militantly declares the oceans an issue that the United States can no longer handle in half measures.” So reads the opening paragraph from one of a series of articles in the Naples (Florida) Daily…
January 3rd, 2005 By Coastal Living Blue Frontier Campaign announced today that it had received the prestigious 2005 Coastal Living Award for Leadership. Each year Coastal Living Magazine honors a select group of people and organizations who have contributed to protection of the shore. The awards recognize achievements in the areas of Sea and Shore…
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