Act Now to Stop the Dumping of Raw Sewage Into the Potomac!
Clean Water Action, working with partners and local communities, is advocating for legislation (SB818) that will help eliminate the Commonwealth’s last major source of untreated sewage dumping into the Potomac River watershed. Take Action! Tell your legislators to support this important legislation.
Coal Ash Pollution in Virginia
There are twelve active coal ash ponds and eight active coal ash landfills in Virginia. Eight additional large coal ash ponds in Virginia are no longer being used for ash disposal but sit idle, full of toxic sludge, on Virginia’s waterways.
What is NoVA Healthy Communities?
We partner with local, grassroots members to educate and empower, sharing information on key issues, helping connect residents with their elected officials.
Protect the Potomac and James Rivers Toxic Coal Ash
In January the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ) issued Dominion Power two permits to drain over 300 million gallons of toxic coal ash wastewater into the Potomac and James River.
Tackling Stormwater Runoff in Loudoun
One of the most widespread and rampant sources of pollution in NoVA tributaries and the Chesapeake Bay is urban and suburban stormwater runoff from hard and impervious surfaces like streets, roofs and parking lots.
