Announcing: “Blue Deserts” Release by Steve Kasprzak
Friends of Sebago Lake is proud to announce the publication of the book, “Blue Deserts” by Steve Kasprzak, FOSL’s founder.Headline news is telling us:The Arctic is the fastest warming place on…
Friends of Sebago Lake is proud to announce the publication of the book, “Blue Deserts” by Steve Kasprzak, FOSL’s founder.Headline news is telling us:The Arctic is the fastest warming place on…
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By writing this letter to Colonel Conde, we hope to bring the attention of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to the crucially understudied mixing layers of water bodies. In…
VIEW FULL REPORT For those who care about climate change and the demise of our marine life like Cod, Lobsters, Right Whales, this report will be very worthwhile to read.…
Hello everyone,Steve Kasprzak has written a memo to Fred Bever about an article that was published by Maine Public News and also printed in the Bangor Daily Sun. The Bever article quotes two…
This letter to the United States Army Corps of Engineers by Steve Kasprzak is another part of our continuing effort to inform the regulatory agencies of the impacts of hydro…
Friends of Sebago Lake has started a collection of newspapers articles, letters, and statements by scientists about the many impacts of dams and flow regulation. The collection has a focus…
VIEW FULL REPORT Stephen Kasprzak letter and Presentation to Maine Committee on Environment and Natural Resources Supporting LD 640. Kasprzak's presentation explains why additional studies of the impacts of mega hydro dams,…
The Maine DEP has received this letter from Steve Kasprzak. It states that a permit for an Avangrid- CMP transmission line and corridor through western Maine should be denied. FOSL…