Volunteers are needed to clean up more than 60 locations. Most cleanups will occur on Saturday, Sept. 20, while others will take place on other dates in September and October. (See second and third pages of this news release for specific information on all cleanup sites, times and dates).Each participant will receive an original Coastal Cleanup T-shirt (while supplies last), courtesy of Delmarva Power and the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control.
“Unfortunately, some people who visit our region’s beaches and rivers over the summer leave behind a lot of trash,” Delmarva Power spokesman Matt Likovich said during a Coastal Cleanup kickoff news conference Thursday in Ocean City. “Add that to the debris that washes ashore and you have the potential for serious pollution. Delmarva Power is proud to sponsor Coastal Cleanup for 24 consecutive years because it reflects the kind of environmental stewardship that is central to our business.”
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3 comments:
I got a call from, supposedly, delmarva power, wanting to schedule an in home energy audit.
Thank you for the offer, but the last thing I want is some random person coming into my home.
On the amusing side, this summer my highest bill was $175. I do not think I can get it much lower and wonder.. why the heck are they calling me?
I'd like to clean up their billing practices.
We need a new power company
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