Massachusetts

Clean Water Action’s programs reach and involve tens of thousands of Massachusetts residents every year, building a clean water and clean energy future through outreach, education, organizing, advocacy and policy action at the local, state and national levels.

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Clean Water Action’s 2025-26 MA Legislative Priorities

The new federal administration is launching direct attacks on the health, safety, and pocketbooks of Massachusetts families. Our state legislators can push back by passing an uplifting environmental agenda that protects families from toxic substances, cleans the air we breathe, maintains our leadership in clean energy jobs, and defends overburdened communities from climate disruption and pollution.

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Clean Water Voter: 2026 Massachusetts Endorsements

Make your Clean Water Voter voice heard in Massachusetts!

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Clean Energy and Climate Justice in Massachusetts

The way we currently produce and use energy in the U.S. significantly contributes to the climate crisis and pollutes our water, air and communities. It also disproportionately harms low-income communities and communities of color.

Civic Engagement and Democracy in Massachusetts

Clean Water Action builds grassroots strength in Massachusetts to impact environmental policy in Washington, D.C., in Boston, and at home in our communities.

MA ReThink Disposable: Stop Trash Before It Starts

ReThink Disposable in Massachusetts

Learn more about the work ReThink Disposable is doing in Massachusetts.

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Protecting Massachusetts Families from Lead

Lead is a highly toxic metal that can permanently affect almost every organ in the body and the nervous system, especially in children. While there is no safe level of lead exposure, many older buildings still have lead paint or lead service lines delivering water. Clean Water Action is working at every level of government to ensure that neighbors can learn how to protect their families and access resources for their homes, apartments, schools, and other buildings.

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Protecting Our Health from Toxic Chemicals in Massachusetts

Toxic chemicals surround us—in our air, water, homes, and workplaces. Many chemicals used in everyday products, like plastics, cosmetics, toys, and furniture, increase the risk of serious illnesses.