environmental justice

A Summer Summary: My Minnesota Clean Water Internship

August 14, 2023 | By Alex Perez

After interning at Clean Water Action, I have been able to learn so much and improve my understanding of how our organization works and fits in as a larger piece of the nonprofit world. By educating yourself about the surrounding community, inspiring care in not only you but those around you, can go the distance to make sure we are able to elevate everyone.

How I Take Action When The World is On Fire

August 7, 2023 | By Uzoma Adichie

National widespread issues can be difficult to tackle with limited resources, but when enough of us take smaller steps, we can achieve large goals together and work our way up to win the big changes that we need.

Clean Water on the Move - July 2023

July 27, 2023 | By Amy Goldsmith

Welcome to Clean Water on the Move, your monthly update from Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund.

Image of a girl with her hands in tap water with text that says "Clean Water on the Move"

Air Quality Safety Up in the Air: How to Find Your Footing

July 24, 2023 | By Catherine Middelmann

Clean Water Action’s campaigns will improve air quality now, and set us on a path towards a livable climate future. Together, we can do this.

Keeping the Momentum going after another Warehouse Convening!

July 24, 2023 | By Tolani Taylor

As Clean Water Action’s Zero Emissions and Warehouse Organizer, I had the opportunity to organize an all-day Warehouse Convening on June 24th in Princeton, NJ.

Clean Water Action's EJ & Warehouse Organizer Tolani Taylor

Map of California Groundwater Sustainability Basins and Stakeholder Engagement

Study Shows Vulnerable CA Communities Left Behind in Groundwater Sustainability Planning

July 19, 2023 | By Ngodoo Atume

For the past three years, Clean Water Action has played a leading role in assessing how groundwater sustainability plans submitted to the state of California are considering and protecting vulnerable communities dependent on groundwater as their source of drinking water. Key findings show that 63% of domestic users across the state are not protected by current sustainability plans.