by APCC | In the News
The State of Cape Cod Waters is not good. Embayments, estuaries and fresh water ponds are all declining from excess nutrients in wastewater. On The Point, we discuss how many Cape towns have implemented comprehensive wastewater management plans, the promises and...
by APCC | Pond Stories
Musings by Susan Surette thoughts mercurial as a New England morn thoughts rooted in soil like trees absorbing life thoughts galvanized like an upstream run sun warms, invigorates like supple fingers of a masseuse skies dazzle infinitely blue like an ocean...
by APCC | Pond Stories
Deep Pond is much quieter in wintertime, but fascinating sights and sounds are everywhere. Icy plunges are a perfect way to capture the season’s serenity and calm and observe nature (after studying how to plunge safely). When the earth is this still and quiet, magic...
by APCC | In the News
CAI has learned that the Association to Preserve Cape Cod has hired a Boston law firm to try to block the discharge of radioactive water from the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station. Full Article
by APCC | In the News
The Environmental Protection Agency issued another stern letter to the company cleaning up the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant in Plymouth, warning them not to dump contaminated wastewater into Cape Cod Bay. In the letter to Holtec president Kelly Trice, the EPA...
