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Supreme Court Deals a Blow to Clean Water

What the Supreme Court Clean Water Act Ruling Means for Your Community and Waters   On May 25, 2023, the US Supreme Court issued their ruling in the Sackett vs. EPA case. With this ruling, the [...]

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Litter in Our Nation’s Waterways and Communities

Litter, we have all seen it—clogging the flow of our favorite neighborhood stream, or carelessly thrown to the side of the road waiting to be carried by the elements to the nearest waterway. Keep [...]

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 49 Years of Clean Water Protections – Looking Toward the Future
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49 Years of Clean Water Protections – Looking Toward the Future

The Clean Water Act is turning 49 and we have much to celebrate and much to look forward to in the year ahead. Let’s kick off the celebration by focusing on the wins of this past year and getting [...]

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 EPA Needs to Hear from Us: Fix Clean Water Act Rollbacks!
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EPA Needs to Hear from Us: Fix Clean Water Act Rollbacks!

After the Dirty Water Rule went into effect in 2020 more than half of the nation’s wetlands and streams lost Clean Water Act protections. Every day the Dirty Water Rule stays in effect streams [...]

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 Putting Data to Action: Community Science, Partnership, and Advocacy for a Healthy Schuylkill River
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Putting Data to Action: Community Science, Partnership, and Advocacy for a Healthy Schuylkill River

This blog post was originally published by the Delaware River Watershed Initiative. Steps toward change happen with collective action. In late June, staff from Bartram’s Garden shared their [...]

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“Masks On, Litter Gone”: Innovating Through Corporate Support

As we near the fall and continue to live through the COVID-19 pandemic, we have all adjusted to new ways of living and working. Creativity in programming has come to the forefront and new, [...]

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