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May 2021
Support the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act

The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act was introduced on March 26 by Senator Jeff Merkley (OR) and Representative Alan Lowenthal (CA) into both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. If passed, this would represent the federal government’s most consequential and earnest commitment to combating the plastic pollution crisis. 

It is crucial that Congress act now to stem the toxic tide of plastic waste before this alarming situation gets even worse. Join us in contacting your Members of Congress in support of this historic legislation.


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#CleanWaterWarriors Weekly Video Series

Every day is World Water Day for Waterkeepers around the globe! In this new weekly series, we share messages from Waterkeeper groups on why water is important to them.


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Asking Mexico’s Highest Court to Uphold Suspension of 49,000-Hog Industrial Animal Operation in Yucatán Peninsula

Waterkeeper Alliance joined conservation groups, scientists, doctors, and public-health experts in filing a legal brief with Mexico’s Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation supporting constitutional claims raised by Mayan children who oppose approval and operation of an industrial animal operation in the Yucatán Peninsula. Photo by Gaston Bailo, available for media use.

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Our Work Continues

Fossil Fuels

Army Corps Sued for Failure to Protect Waterways, Endangered Wildlife From Pipeline Construction
 
Suwannee Riverkeeper
Georgia and Florida, United States

Help Suwannee Riverkeeper Save Okefenokee Swamp
 
Lac Kivu DRC Waterkeeper
Democratic Republic of the Congo

Danger Above and Below the Surface: Pollution Threatens Africa’s Explosive Lake Kivu
 
San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper
Texas, United States

Hunger Strike to Stop the Dredging and Stop Oil Exports

Who is Waterkeeper?

Who Is Waterkeeper highlights the grassroots advocates of the Waterkeeper movement who fight for their watersheds and communities with unwavering commitment. 

Next up? Sandy Bihn, who's been the Lake Erie Waterkeeper since 2004, but her journey began in earnest in the mid-90s when she noticed something about a lake by her home—the water was turning green.

Learn more about Sandy
Are you 70.5 or older? There’s a better way to support Waterkeeper Alliance

Donors 70.5 or older can be a powerful part of our community driven fight for clean waters across the world — while saving on taxes! Join our most tax-savvy donors by using our new, online tool to donate to Waterkeeper directly from your IRA, so that you can make a powerful impact for our work and reduce your future tax burden at the same time. 

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