Canvasser Spotlight: Katelyn Khov
Katelyn reflects on her summer as a Clean Water Action field canvasser in Pennsylvania, where she advocated for protections from AI data centers and a ban on toxic PFAS. The experience gave her hands-on grassroots organizing experience, connected her with hundreds of constituents, and showed her the power of community action.
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National Honey Bee Day: Protecting Pollinators
On National Honey Bee Day on Aug 15, we’re celebrating Minnesota’s bees and highlighting the growing threats they face, including pesticide exposure. Learn why Clean Water Action is working to ban paraquat in Minnesota and how reducing our reliance on toxic chemicals can help protect pollinators, communities and the environment.
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Clean Water on the Move | August 2026
Welcome to Clean Water on the Move, your monthly update from Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund in New Jersey. Check out our latest updates!
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Clean Water Action MA Director: Communities Must Come Before Data Center Profits
A new CommonWealth Beacon op-ed from Clean Water Action Massachusetts Director Cynthia Mendes and Slingshot Co-Executive Director Mireille Bejjani examines the environmental and community impacts of data center development across the Commonwealth.
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New Jersey Families Are Paying the Price for Climate Change. It’s Time to Make Polluters Pay.
In a new opinion piece published by NJ.com, Clean Water Action New Jersey State Director Amy Goldsmith shares a firsthand look at how extreme weather is affecting New Jersey communities, from flash flooding and damaged homes to extreme heat, power outages and disruptions to transportation.
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Youth Action Collaborative: Building the Next Generation of Environmental Leaders
We don’t want youth leaders to wait for their turn. It’s their turn now. We’re thrilled to share the continued growth of the Youth Action Collaborative (YAC), Clean Water Fund’s youth leadership program where students learn how to be community advocates standing up for environmental and climate justice.
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From Coal Plants to Clean Energy Hubs: A history of the fight for renewables in Massachusetts
When Massachusetts shuttered the last “Filthy Five” coal- and oil-powered plant in 2017, it opened the door to a flourishing clean energy future. Many of the plants’ former sites are now helping Massachusetts lead the way in clean energy.
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We All Live Downstream - Clean Water Action Podcast
Welcome to We All Live Downstream: a Clean Water Action Podcast available on Spotify, iTunes, Google Play or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.
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