Turning Out the Environmental Vote in 2010

Clean Water Action builds grassroots strength in key states and communities to change politics and environmental policy in states, local communities and Washington, DC. We run muscular and effective grassroots campaigns to defeat anti-environment candidates, and support candidates who are committed to protecting our waters, our health, and our future. Our political program is non partisan.

Maryland

U.S. House

• Frank Kratovil (CD 1)

Governor

• Martin O'Malley

Included in this issue:

• Delaware News Source Illuminates Toxic Threat to Water Supply
• Anacostia Restoration Fund Survives Threat of Budget Grab
• Offshore Drilling and Uranium Mining – Preventing Disaster

And more...

Clean Water Action fought hard in Annapolis along with members and environmental allies to continue to improve Maryland's water and air quality as well as programs for land preservation. Leading up to and during the 90 day session, our members sent hundreds of letters and emails to elected officials supporting our agenda.

Clean Water Action had two major legislative priorities this year: stormwater and incinerators. We also worked to make sure the budget included adequate funding for state programs.