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John,

Last week, the White House announced a bipartisan "compromise" with a group of senators on an infrastructure spending package. But their “compromise” would facilitate a Wall Street takeover of essential services and compromise the affordability of our water. We can’t let this plan move forward as is.

Our water systems are essential to our health and quality of life. Send a message urging President Biden and Congress to reject privatization in the infrastructure package.
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This infrastructure compromise deal is a far cry from what’s needed to rebuild and repair our country’s infrastructure, deliver clean drinking water and combat the climate crisis.

Lawmakers can and must press for a better deal. Take action to stop this pro-privatization infrastructure proposal today!
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Rianna Eckel
Senior Organizer
Food & Water Action

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John,

Congress is trying to reach an agreement on a massive infrastructure spending package, and there's a newly-proposed plan that we must stop. This infrastructure proposal would promote privatization of essential services and facilitate a Wall Street takeover of our water.

Water privatization leads to higher rates, worse service, lost jobs and loss of accountability to the people. Water corporations only have one goal: profit.

Send an urgent message to President Biden and Congress: Reject privatization in the infrastructure package!
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Private utilities typically charge 59% more for water service than local public utilities. Already, nearly one in three U.S. households struggle to afford their water and sewer bills, and many people have fallen even further behind due to the pandemic.

As more people are burdened by unaffordable water bills, we’ll see higher rates of water shutoffs. We can’t let this happen.

Our water systems are essential to our health and quality of life. Take action to stop this pro-privatization infrastructure proposal today!
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Don't Compromise on Our Water!
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When we hand over control of public water to private corporations, we limit our tools to protect our critical water systems. Now is the time to take action: Reject water privatization in all its forms and fight for a bold, uncompromising infrastructure package that provides proper federal funding at the level our communities urgently need.

You fought with us this past year to demand an end to water shutoffs so that people could have access to water during the pandemic and beyond. As we continue to gain momentum in our work to ensure clean water for all, we must also stop dangerous proposals like this one that would put the future of our essential resources in the hands of greedy corporations instead of the people.

Please join me to demand clean, affordable water for all.
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Thanks for taking action,

Mary Grant
Public Water for All Campaign Director
Food & Water Action

P.S. Check out our website for more information about water privatization and why it does far more harm than good for our communities.
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