Current Action Alerts

Tell Congress to Keep Critical Lead in Drinking Water Protections!

A bill introduced this month (House Joint Resolution 18) has one goal: remove a drinking water rule that helps protect millions of American families from lead poisoning. The Lead and Copper Rule Improvements went into effect last October with much-needed improvements to lead in drinking water regulations such as requiring the removal of all lead service lines within 10 years. Now, our House representatives are considering a motion to reverse these new protections. There is no safe amount of lead in water. Please send a message to your representative using this simple form, urging them to reject the repeal of lead in drinking water protections!

Potash Mining Operation Threatens Wetlands + Freshwater

A Michigan potash mining operation has requested an air permit from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) Air Quality Division that would damage 22 vital wetlands as a part of their proposed mining facility in Mecosta and Osceola counties. principles that community members wish to see in developing water affordability policies.

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Take the Water Affordability Pledge

In order to develop policies that address the crisis of residential water service becoming unaffordable for more than one-third of homes in the country, individuals and groups in communities with high water rates came together to create a set of consensus principles. The pledge below is based on the principles that community members wish to see in developing water affordability policies.

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Tell Congress to Keep Critical Lead in Drinking Water Protections!

A bill introduced this month (House Joint Resolution 18) has one goal: remove a drinking water rule that helps protect millions of American families from lead poisoning. The Lead and Copper Rule Improvements went into effect last October with much-needed improvements to lead in drinking water regulations such as requiring the removal of all lead service lines within 10 years. Now, our House representatives are considering a motion to reverse these new protections. There is no safe amount of lead in water. Please send a message to your representative using this simple form, urging them to reject the repeal of lead in drinking water protections!

Take Actrion Now!