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Current Advocacy Campaigns from Riverkeeper:

Demand city-wide green infrastructure incentives and regulations
Tell Mayor de Blasio and City Council that NYC needs to commit to more GI, a greater diversity of projects and stakeholder involvement, and develop better incentives and requirements
Demand equitable water rates for New York City
The Water Board should also consider the potential to make rates more equitable.
Demand Public Involvement in Water Rate Study
A Citizens Advisory Committee is needed for DEP's Water and Sewer Rate Restructuring Study.
Demand special protections for heavily polluted waters
Our impaired waters--from Bronx River to Jamaica Bay--warrant special protection under the Clean Water Act. The City must identify green infrastructure opportunities and customize stormwater best management practices to protect them.
Don't let New York State give up on New York City waters
We need your help to prevent the state from evading its obligation to strengthen water quality criteria to protect public health.
Don't let Port Authority condemn a waterfront park without unbiased alternatives review
Port Authority wants to condemn a waterfront park to build an AirTrain. Don't let that happen without an unbiased review of alternatives.
Drinking water contamination in NY
New Yorkers should know what's in their water. Urge Governor Hochul to sign legislation requiring that every water utility in the state expand testing for a priority list of chemicals that could be making our communities sick.
Help launch historic investment in Hudson River restoration
Urge your representative in Congress to cosponsor the New York - New Jersey Watershed Protection Act, authorizing a $50 million annual fund to protect and restore the Hudson-Raritan Estuary and their headwaters.
Last chance to cut the crap in New York City
This is our last chance to demand city and state officials take action to cut stormwater and sewage pollution in New York City.
Protect NY's wetlands
Governor Hochul needs to hear from New Yorkers like you to know that you support protecting freshwater wetlands from further destruction and pollution.

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