Without strong public opposition, polluters will succeed in weakening the Clean Water Act and threatening safe water for millions — and EPA is only accepting comments until October 9. Get your message...

Electoberfest will be held October 19th at The Guild Pawtucket Beer Hall to benefit Clean Water in Rhode Island. Don't delay - get your tickets today and cheers for clean water!

An offshore wind farm that the Trump administration tried twice to shut down has installed all of 65 of its turbines.

EPA continues to undermine the fundamentals of the Clean Water Act. Two recent actions show how EPA is whittling away at specific protections.

Electoberfest will be held October 19th at The Guild Pawtucket Beer Hall to benefit Clean Water in Rhode Island. Don't delay - get your tickets today and cheers for clean water!

The chemical industry is lobbying hard to undermine the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) protections, which bans harmful chemicals and upholds the right of states to implement laws stronger than th...

Our persistent spraying of poisons and relentless unleashing of chemicals puts private water sources at risk.

House Speaker Christopher Blazejewski said he is proud of legislation that would create an energy-use reporting requirement for large buildings. “I would like to have seen it become law,” he said.

Our state set strong climate goals just a few years ago. We can’t retreat from them now. Tell your legislators to override the veto of the Building Decarbonization Act.

Buildings’ energy consumption accounts for nearly a third of Rhode Island’s greenhouse gas emissions. Refusing to gather data on large buildings’ energy use won’t make the problem go away, but it will...

Product testing reveals California and New York laws are successful in phasing out PFAS from textiles.

Rhode Island legislative sessions are short and packed. This session ended with Clean Water Action fending off a last-minute attack on the state law restricting toxic PFAS, but many priority bills rem...

“Across the South, Black voters are being forced to refight battles their grandparents already won sixty years ago. That is not progress,” said Shahidah Ali. “That is a crisis.”