National Climate Assessment: Serious Reality Check
“Change is hard but essential if East Hampton Town and the wider world are going to mitigate and adapt to […]
Author: Susan McGraw-Keber
Installation of the First South Fork Wind Turbine
“Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Monday the completed installation of the first of 12 turbines for the South Fork Wind […]
The First Turbine of the South Fork Wind Farm is Up!
MONTAUK, NY — A new day dawned this week, representing a milestone in the quest for renewable energy, as the […]
Trustees Mull Permanent Ban on New Docks in Three Mile Harbor
“Five people spoke during the East Hampton Town Trustees’ public hearing on Monday regarding whether the body will permanently prohibit […]
Oceana: Most Boats Speeding in Slow Zones to Protect Critically Endangered North Right Whales
Group says NOAA must strengthen safeguards and improve enforcement to save this species from extinction Oceana released a new report finding that […]
Don’t Rake Your Leaves
Every Fall we rake our leaves away to reveal the green lawn we’ve pampered during the Spring and Summer seasons- […]
Trustees: Recommendations On Up-Dated Policy on Docks
The East Hampton Town Trustees heard recommendations from a subcommittee charged with formulating an updated policy on docks on Monday, […]
All About Pesticides, Neonicotinoids, Herbicides, Fertilizers, & Insecticides
THERE ARE PESTICIDES—THEN THERE ARE NEONICS At ChangeHampton we recommend that you avoid the use of any chemical fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides and […]
Delay of Opening of Scallop Season in Trustee Waters Until November 12, 2023
On Monday, October 13th during the Trustee’s meeting, the following resolution was read. Note that the reason for this delayed […]
Cornell Cooperative Extension: Eel Grass Installation at Haven’s Beach
Cornell Cooperative Extension To Host Marine Meadows Workshop at Havens Beach on Saturday, October 21st – 10AM – 2PM Public […]
ChangeHampton.org: Keep Our Water Free of Chemicals
DYK? Suffolk County uses more pesticides than any other county in the state—6.5 million pounds annually (according to a Department […]