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Four Decades

40 Years of Action for Clean Water
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Chesapeake Currents - Fall 2011

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fall 2011 edition

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  • We Can't Live Without Clean Water
  • Uranium Mining
  • Virginia Endorsements
  • Winning in Baltimore
  • DC - Leading on Stormwater
  • Delaware's Senator Takes on Diesel

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we can’t live without clean water

It’s that simple. But sometimes, the people we elect seem to forget that. And they’ve been forgetting it a lot lately in Washington, DC and in too many of our state capitals.

Clean Water Action’s job – which we can only do in partnership with you, our members — is to keep the pressure on the politicians in Washington, and in their home districts across the country, telling them to protect our water.
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From the Director - Chesapeake

we can’t live without clean water

It’s that simple. But sometimes, the people we elect seem to forget that. And they’ve been forgetting it a lot lately in Washington, DC and in too many of our state capitals.

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Anacostia Restoration Fund Survives Threat of Budget Grab

Chesapeake Currents|online, Summer 2010

Last year, with the help of Clean Water Action members, the District set up a new fund supported by a fee on plastic and paper bags to help restore the Anacostia River and other District waterways. However, within a few months, this fund was threatened by proposals to raid the money to support other programs. One of the many positive aspects of the legislation that imposed a fee on bags was that it would generate money for river clean-up efforts, and thus provide funding during challenging fiscal times.

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