Bacteria

Sewage, or septic, pet, and livestock waste, can all make our waterways unsafe to swim in. Learn how we are working to make them safer.
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Industrial pollution

Companies that flout the Clean Water Act release chemicals such as arsenic, dioxin, mercury, or PFAS in our waterways, making it unsafe to eat the fish we catch.
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Mud in our Waters

Dirt released from poor construction practices, dredging, and urbanization chokes our vital seagrasses and destroys marine life habitat.
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OYSTER REEF LOSS

Local populations of the Eastern oyster continue to dramatically decline due to both human and environmental impacts, and it is estimated that over 80% of Mobile Bay’s oyster populations have decreased since 1950 according to commercial landings data.
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Over-fertilization

When we over-fertilize our lawns, farms, and golf courses, excess nutrients run off into our waterways, causing harmful algae blooms and fish kills by suffocating marine life.
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Defend the waters of coastal alabama from pollution

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