This Week: July 31 at 11:30 am ET – Mindfulness and Meditation; Yes, Our Voices Improved Congress’ Big, Ugly Bill; Landback Victory for Four Anishinaabe First Nations in Western Ontario; Illinois Adds More High-Risk Communities to Universal Childhood Lead Testing List
This Week: Victory in Wisconsin: State Supreme Court Affirms that Polluters Pay for Spills; Win! Toronto Passes Road Salt Ordinance to Protect Water and Ecosystems; Save the Date: Water Is Life Festival – August 30, 2025
This Week: Spring Project Grantees; Thank you to the Fred and Barbara Erb Family Foundation); No Michigan Taxpayer Dollars for the Copperwood Mine; Tell Your Senators to Protect Nonprofits in the Budget & Tax Bill
Take Action- Tell Your Senators to Protect Nonprofits in the Budget & Tax Bill; Join Our Monthly Mindfulness + Movement Practice; Blue Economy Blog; Chiefs of Ontario and Allies Rally Against Proposed Bill C-5
If water is considered the world’s most important resource, then the Great Lakes region stands as both a sanctuary and…
This Week: Big Step Forward for Water Affordability in Michigan; Join Our Monthly Mindfulness + Movement Practice for Water Protectors; Welcome, 2025 Summer Fellows!
Freshwater Future is proud to host two graduate students, Angelique Willis and Katelyn Connelly, this summer from the Environmental Fellows Program at the Yale School of the Environment.
This Week: Freshwater Future Hero Spotlight; UPDATED ACTION: Stand with Protect the Porkies: No Taxpayer Dollars for the Copperwood Mine – Again; Great Lakes Water Levels at Lowest in Over a Decade
Michigan Representative Emily Dievendorf (D-Lansing) has introduced the Water Affordability and Shutoff Protections Act, House Bill 4555, the first bill in a number to make up the Affordable Water Now legislative package.
This Week: Celebrating Safe Drinking Water for Erie, PA Students; Stand with Protect the Porkies: No Taxpayer Dollars for the Copperwood Mine – Again; Michigan Residents Deserve Meaningful Public Engagement; Work Proceeds to Stop Invasive Carp; Pittsburgh Residents Overwhelmingly Vote to Keep their Water System Public
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