At Mobile Baykeeper, we are working every day to document impacts from substandard infrastructure, hold entities accountable who threaten our natural resources, and work with local leaders to make choices that safeguard these natural resources for generations to come.

Having a plan in place for industries operating in storm surge prone locations is key to ensuring pollution is contained and does not leave the site.

TVA agrees to dig up the coal ash at its Gallatin Plant and move it away from the river. We need Alabama Power to make the right decision and protect our quality of life in Coastal Alabama. 

As we await for Hurricane Nate to pass over Coastal Alabama, we want to make sure you are fully prepared for whatever this storm may bring, including potential threats to the environment. 

Due to the efforts of water advocacy organizations throughout the state, sewage plants will not have to meet tighter limits for E. coli bacteria to make it safer to swim and fish in Alabama waterways. 

Thanks to those who took action and wrote letters demanding better public notification of sewer spills, ADEM has made two new tools available to the public that begin to help address the issue of notification.

The proposed deepening and widening of the Mobile Harbor could have significant impacts on our natural resources, including the health of our shoreline and our marine life. 

The dangers highlighted in this map show why Alabama Power must dig up the coal ash and move it rather than leaving it to threaten the Delta and Bay for years to come.