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Waterkeeper Magazine | Volume 17 Tackling the greatest environmental threats of our time.
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Volume 17
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Climate Problems Meet Climate Solutions

Waterkeeper Alliance isn’t a movement that just identifies problems; we also solve them. And that’s what Waterkeeper groups around the world are doing in the face of climate change — growing oysters in Hawaii, preserving carbon sinks in Cambodia, restoring mangroves in Vietnam, stopping fossil fuel infrastructure projects in the U.S. Pacific Northwest, and addressing water security in Southern California.

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** Restoration
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** Using, Not Abusing, Mother Nature
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Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper is restoring shorelines along the Buffalo and Niagara rivers to stop erosion, restore wildlife habitat, and filter certain types of pollution — like lawn fertilizer and pet waste — before they reach waterways.

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Read Now: ([link removed]) Australia’s Government Heeds the Yarra River’s Call of the Wild
Read Now: ([link removed]) Native Oysters Return to Their Namesake Waters: Pearl Harbor


** Preservation
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** You Will Not Dam This Holy River
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Nepal’s Karnali River is one of the longest undammed rivers on Earth, and Karnali Riverkeeper Megh Ale has devoted his life to making sure it stays that way.

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Read Now: ([link removed]) Preserving Cambodia’s Watery “Soul”
Read Now: ([link removed]) Rio Mapacho Waterkeeper Makes a Stand for Peru’s Majestic Glaciers

Read Now: ([link removed]) New Hope for Climate Protection on the Hudson — and Beyond


** Education & Leadership
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** Greening China’s Test-Frenzied Classrooms
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Qiantang River Waterkeeper’s River Angels program, one of the first of its kind, offers China’s schoolchildren a chance to get involved in the country’s efforts to improve its air, water, soil, and ecology.

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Read Now: ([link removed]) To Fight Climate Change, Look to the Trees
Read Now: ([link removed]) Ridding Baltimore’s Waters of a Plague of Pollutants

Read Now: ([link removed]) Leading the Fight Against Climate Change in Cartagena de Indias


** Polluting Infrastructure
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** The Thin Green Line
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How a Grassroots Movement Fought Fossil Fuel Exports in the Pacific Northwest — and Won.

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Read Now: ([link removed]) Let Our Rivers Run Free: Dam Removal in Sweden
Read Now: ([link removed]) Dams are a Climate Disaster

Read Now: ([link removed]) It Takes a Village…to Say No to Coal


** Regulatory Wins
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** Groundbreaking Legal Victory Could Change Water Management in California
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Los Angeles Waterkeeper’s constitutional challenge could pave the way for massive water recycling in the Golden State.

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Read Now: ([link removed]) Putting People and Nature First in Texas’s Petrochemical Corridor
Read Now: ([link removed]) Ending the Dangerous Folly of Nuclear Power in South Florida

Read Now: ([link removed]) Nature-Based Solutions to Climate Change in the Heartland


** Innovation
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Turning a Water Crisis into a Path to Peace


** Letter from the Executive Director
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In a movement of problem solvers, EcoPeace Middle East, home to the three Jordan River Waterkeeper groups in Israel, Jordan, and Palestine, is pursuing a plan so visionary and audacious that it offers all of us a paradigm for tackling climate change.

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