Take Action to Protect Virginia from Toxic Coal Ash
Contact your representative to SUPPORT legislation that will protect clean water and public health from coal ash pollution!
Protect Virginia's Water From Polluted Stormwater Runoff!
Virginia's proposed new budget includes far-reaching cuts to critical water and conservation programs.
Take Action on Dominion’s Possum Point Coal Ash Ponds!
Take Action! Tell VDEQ our water needs better protections from coal ash.
Protect Virginia’s Waterways from Toxic Coal Ash
Coal ash, waste produced when coal is burned for energy, contains many known carcinogenic and neurotoxic chemicals, including a variety of concentrated heavy metals such as arsenic, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, lead, mercury and selenium. Tell your legislators our water needs better protections from coal ash.
Help Protect the Potomac River from Toxic Sewage Dumping
The City of Alexandria’s combined sewer system dumps untreated sewage into local waterways and the Potomac River. Raw sewage contains E. coli and other pathogens, and is the primary reason areas of the Potomac are closed to swimming nearly every time it rains.
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.