That means we are all slowly dying. We depend on the Siletz for the water we drink, the air we breathe, the fish and wildlife that are such an essential part of this land that we love. All are being poisoned without our consent. This is happening in many ways, including the spreading of toxic sewage sludge on our soil, often very close to the river.
We, the people, have the power to stop this.
We demand an immediate halt to the application of toxic sludge (aka biosolids) to any soil within the Siletz Watershed and on any other soil in Lincoln County. There are better, less expensive, and far less harmful ways to dispose of this waste and we demand that our local representatives who have the power to change this do so—NOW.
The work has been exhausting and progress feels slow but we are nearly at the first hundred signatures. Please send this link to someone who values our water so we can finally force them to listen.
142 Comments
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Jessica edelhuber
7 years ago
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Save our river. I. 32 years old I have small children we all grew up in siletz and absolutely love our river. My grandparents are also from siletz and would be ashamed of this poison in our river. I am ashamed and hurt by the people dumping this disgusting chemical into our river please stop it
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Kate Jackman
7 years ago
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Keeping this river clean is necessary for not just people who use it for recreation, but also the salmon and trout that inhabit its waters. They cannot spawn in garbage.
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Georgene McAlhany
7 years ago
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I am a Siletz tribal member. I fish the Siletz river for food for my family. Dumping waste in the river is poisoning everyone who fishes there. Disgusting!!!
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Don Vincent
8 years ago
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"biosolids" means covering Mother Earth in solvents, PCBs, dioxins, heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, fluoride, flame retardants, microplastics, nano particles, superbugs and prions.
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Dahne Yeager
8 years ago
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I grew up fishing on that river..4 a.m. at "Jug-Bell" hole waiting for sunrise..Hearing a big splash and seeing a 6 point buck swimming downstream to an easier crossing..Don't screw things that up more than it already is!
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Cyndi Karp
8 years ago
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Stop the Spreading of Human Waste with Toxins to Save the Siletz River. Drinking water for Siletz, Toledo, Seal Rock, South Beach & Newport. Leave water for Salmon & Native Species.
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Kat Emmons
7 years ago
I grew up on that river... I'm in texas.. what can I do to help
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Valerie Goodness
7 years ago
As a watershed scientist I condemn any effort to pollute the Siletz River
That means we are all slowly dying. We depend on the Siletz for the water we drink, the air we breathe, the fish and wildlife that are such an essential part of this land that we love. All are being poisoned without our consent. This is happening in many ways, including the spreading of toxic sewage sludge on our soil, often very close to the river.
We, the people, have the power to stop this.
We demand an immediate halt to the application of toxic sludge (aka biosolids) to any soil within the Siletz Watershed and on any other soil in Lincoln County. There are better, less expensive, and far less harmful ways to dispose of this waste and we demand that our local representatives who have the power to change this do so—NOW.
The work has been exhausting and progress feels slow but we are nearly at the first hundred signatures. Please send this link to someone who values our water so we can finally force them to listen.
142 Comments
J
Jessica edelhuber
7 years ago
Featured
Save our river. I. 32 years old I have small children we all grew up in siletz and absolutely love our river. My grandparents are also from siletz and would be ashamed of this poison in our river. I am ashamed and hurt by the people dumping this disgusting chemical into our river please stop it
K
Kate Jackman
7 years ago
Featured
Keeping this river clean is necessary for not just people who use it for recreation, but also the salmon and trout that inhabit its waters. They cannot spawn in garbage.
G
Georgene McAlhany
7 years ago
Featured
I am a Siletz tribal member. I fish the Siletz river for food for my family. Dumping waste in the river is poisoning everyone who fishes there. Disgusting!!!
D
Don Vincent
8 years ago
Featured
"biosolids" means covering Mother Earth in solvents, PCBs, dioxins, heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, fluoride, flame retardants, microplastics, nano particles, superbugs and prions.
D
Dahne Yeager
8 years ago
Featured
I grew up fishing on that river..4 a.m. at "Jug-Bell" hole waiting for sunrise..Hearing a big splash and seeing a 6 point buck swimming downstream to an easier crossing..Don't screw things that up more than it already is!
C
Cyndi Karp
8 years ago
Featured
Stop the Spreading of Human Waste with Toxins to Save the Siletz River. Drinking water for Siletz, Toledo, Seal Rock, South Beach & Newport. Leave water for Salmon & Native Species.
K
Kat Emmons
7 years ago
I grew up on that river... I'm in texas.. what can I do to help
V
Valerie Goodness
7 years ago
As a watershed scientist I condemn any effort to pollute the Siletz River
Save our river. I. 32 years old I have small children we all grew up in siletz and absolutely love our river. My grandparents are also from siletz and would be ashamed of this poison in our river. I am ashamed and hurt by the people dumping this disgusting chemical into our river please stop it