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Author Archives: Pam Lazos
The International Journal for Water Equity and Justice
Conowingo Dam settlement day, September 2025 Well, it’s been a hot minute, and if you’re wondering why I’ve been so quiet for so long, it’s because the 11th Volume of the International Journal for Water Equity and Justice came out … Continue reading
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Tagged clean water, climate change, conowingo dam, hydroelectric power, safe sustainability, Sustainability
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Sky View of the Susquehanna River
Since I retired two years ago, my attention has been divided among many things that have tugged at my heartstrings for years (which is why my blog posts are few and far between these days), like clean water, reducing plastic, … Continue reading
River Rocks Are the Building Blocks
Over the last year and a half, I’ve had the pleasure of being on the board of the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association (LSRA) with a group of like-minded, water-loving volunteers. The experience is everything I want in a volunteer organization: … Continue reading
Rippling Out: The Impact of of LSRA’s Environmental Education Program
It’s 9:00 a.m. on a sunny spring day in May. Devin Winand, Deputy Director of Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association (LSRA), Megan McCarthy, LSRA’s Community Engagement Coordinator, and Aaron Dixon, Program Coordinator for LSRA, gather at Long Level to greet a group … Continue reading
Yes, We CAN!
Red Rose Reuses, participating in a tabling event at Open Streets in Lancaster I always love the way the universe sends you the right people at the right time once you make up your mind about what it is you … Continue reading
Say My Name!
Almost ten years ago to the day, I published Oil and Water under the moniker P.J. Lazos. At the time, I thought I was being clever, using my initials like J.K. Rowling did, and also, hoping to attract male readers … Continue reading
Oh, Behave! Managing Our Love Affair with Plastics
Photo credit, Karl Gibbons, Third-Eye Management In April, Melissa Snavely and I, co-directors of Red Rose Reuses, had the pleasure of presenting a talk on reducing single-use plastics. Red Rose Reuses originated under the umbrella of College Park Climate Action … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, eco-friendly, environment, lifestyle, Sustainability, Sustainable Living
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Step Inside This House — The Stevens and Smith Center for History and Democracy
A few months ago, I enjoyed a sneak peek tour of the new Stevens & Smith Center for History and Democracy, located on the southwest corner of the Marriott hotel at the corner of Prince and Vine Streets. The museum … Continue reading
World Water Day 2025
Sunset Beach, Cape May, NJ © pam lazos Pristine. The word means unspoiled, untouched, or as new, a quaint concept when describing the environment because there is almost no place left on earth that hasn’t been touched by man’s meddling. … Continue reading
Man Made by Fred Burton
According to the world’s leading astrologers, in 2025, mankind will make a paradigm shift that took 12,000 years to arrive, a “literal metamorphosis for us as humanity.” From the vantage point of utter chaos where we find ourselves sitting these … Continue reading
