Tap Lines: Union brewery owner is motivated to protect the watershed
But having clean water for The Pour Farm's beer isn't the only reason Bill Stinson wants to keep mineral mining out of the Midcoast.
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But having clean water for The Pour Farm's beer isn't the only reason Bill Stinson wants to keep mineral mining out of the Midcoast.
Coastal ecosystems its beaches coral a marine life have been devastated. i didn't buy life won't be able to flourish and grow like it's always been able to and it affects the food chain it's a community of land and sea species here this is a disaster that this oil cannot be allowed to remain. so you need the cleanup effort is enormous including government authorities the military and thousands of volunteers because it has to be over $300.00 beaches along 2000 kilometers of coastline must be cleared of crude oil. yes disaster with this kind of oil that can't be detected by satellite has never h...