News & Views
We work hard to get our efforts noticed by the media and are so proud when this goal comes to fruition. A well informed community is an empowered one as well, so take a look at some of the latest coverage we’ve received below and help spread the word about all the amazing developments at EEECHO.

EEECHO Defending Gulfport's Wetlands

EEECHO's Work at Port of Gulfport
October 25, 2019
Port of Gulfport's Construction Plans on Hold After Opponents File Appeal

EEECHO Brings Climate Education to the Classroom

EEECHO's Work with MDEQ and Inland Rail Port
August 13, 2019
MDEQ should protect people and not wedge projects into communities that already have plenty of health and environmental problems to deal with. The August 13th Permit Board meeting was another example of why the MDEQ Environmental Permit Process needs to be examined by the Legislature soon, and made more responsive to the citizens whose health and property are meant to be protected by the agency.

EEECHO's Concern Over Port of Gulfport Construction Plan

EEECHO's Work with Enviva

EEECHO's Work in Turkey Creek

Katherine at COP

Katherine Profiled in Southerly Magazine
September 12, 2018
When she was a teenager in 1967, Katherine Egland was one of a dozen students to integrate the Hattiesburg, Mississippi, public school system. As a member of the NAACP youth program, she spent her childhood afternoons with civil rights titans Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Medgar Evers. Read More Below