When we passed the Pollinator Protection Act in 2016, we didn't mean to leave a loophole - but there was one that's kept dangerous neonics on consumer shelves. Tell your reps to finish the job and pass HB208/SB375!
Tell your Representative and Senator to SUPPORT moving all five of these bills out of committee and on to votes by the full House and Senate.
You’ve been hearing from us for years about the dangers of PFAS and why it's so important that our Rhode Island legislators enact policies to remove these chemicals from our food packaging. We finally have the opportunity to get a PFAS bill (HB5356) over the finish line, but your representatives need to hear from you.
Email your councilmember and the mayor TODAY and get them back on track by urge them to introduce and pass a robust policy that helps further eliminate lead poising in our city.
Governor Whitmer has proposed several important investments to rebuild our water infrastructure, protecting children from lead poisoning, and investing in clean energy and energy efficiency.
Take Action! Contact members of the Virginia General Assembly and urge them to protect our health and environment from toxic single-use food containers.
Tell Grubhub, DoorDash, and Seamless to install an “Opt-IN for single-use plastic cutlery (and accessories)” feature on their applications to provide users with these items BY REQUEST only thereby eliminating much unnecessary waste.
Enbridge is trying to block action by Michigan’s Governor to protect us from a catastrophic oil pipeline rupture in the Straits of Mackinac. Along with challenging Governor Whitmer's decision in court, Enbridge is claiming Canada has authority over oil pipelines in Michigan's water and asking Canadian officials to appeal to President Biden for help.
Ask President Biden to protect the Great Lakes by supporting Gov. Whitmer’s action to decommission Enbridge’s twin Line 5 oil pipelines in the Straits of Mackinac. Sign the Oil & Water Don't Mix coalition petition now!
Email your legislator today and tell them to oppose HB 38.