Brunswick Environmental Action Team
BEAT was happy to be invited to the 2022 Oak Island Earth Day Festival, April 2022. Thank you Oak Island for allowing us to share ideas about how we can continue to work together to thrive while peacefully making use of the life sustaining energy that our Earth provides for us every day - To optimize our ongoing survival and a deeply shared happy and healthy existence.
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PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ THE BEAT LETTER OF SUPPORT FOR the Brunswick County NAACP’s proposed Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Multi-Use Greenway/Blueway Trail, Brunswick County, North Carolina
FYI: An Informative PDF about PFAS as it Relates to Brunswick County in 2020 - by Eugene Rozenbaoum of LG Chem
Speaking to the Brunswick County
Newcomers Club on February 14, 2018
On Wednesday, February 14th, Neil Gilbert performed his last official act as President of BEAT when he gave a power point presentation on BEAT to the Brunswick County Newcomers Club at a full house at the Sunny Side Up Diner in Calabash. With the assistance of BEAT member Tom Goodwin, Neil discussed the history, growth, and mission statement of BEAT. The second half of the presentation focused on the topic of offshore drilling and BEAT's effort to get the Brunswick County Board of Commissioners to propose a resolution opposing offshore drilling.
Following the presentation, a very interested Newcomers Club asked questions for a half hour asking how members could become more involved in BEAT. BEAT would like to thank John Malm and the Newcomers Club for their invitation to present and for their warm hospitality.