Four Decades
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Action for Clean Water
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The Scorecard
congress & the environment
Last Fall, the House of Representatives ramped up its all-out assault on the laws and regulations that have kept our water drinkable and our air breathable for decades. To help you understand what these bills and amendments mean for our environment and our health, Clean Water Action has analyzed the votes on 12 key bills.
Safe Chemicals Now!
Action is needed to protect American families from toxic chemicals.Early puberty, childhood cancer, infertility, learning and developmental disabilities are rising at alarming rates. Studies show links between toxic chemicals we’re exposed to every day and many of these negative health trends. Almost all pregnant women in America contain toxic chemicals in their bodies.
This is unacceptable. Tell Congress to Act Now.
Coalition for a Safe & Healthy Connecticut
Connecticut residents want to protect ourselves and those we love, preventing harm especially to babies and young children. Our homes and our bodies should be safe from unwanted and dangerous intrusion. But there's a toxic problem putting our health at risk.
Connecticut Climate Coalition
Clean Water Action coordinates the Connecticut Climate Coalition, a coalition of more than 90 health, faith, business, and environmental organizations.
Municipal Organizing in Connecticut
- A resources page for our Connecticut municipal organizing efforts.
Neighbor to Neighbor Energy Challenge
- Clean Water Action is coordinating outreach for this innovative effort to help residents of 14 towns save energy and save money on their utility bills. Clean Water Fund and a corps of recent college graduates are working closely with municipal leaders and local volunteers to help communities come together around the goal of helping 10% of households cut their energy use 20% over a 3 year period.