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

The Water Board should also consider the potential to make rates more equitable.

A Citizens Advisory Committee is needed for DEP's Water and Sewer Rate Restructuring Study.

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.

We need your help to prevent the state from evading its obligation to strengthen water quality criteria to protect public health.

Port Authority wants to condemn a waterfront park to build an AirTrain. Don't let that happen without an unbiased review of alternatives.

This is our last chance to demand city and state officials take action to cut stormwater and sewage pollution in New York City.

The state legislature needs to hear from New Yorkers like you to know that you support protecting large wetlands from further destruction and pollution.

Tell Congress: Don't let EPA weaken the Clean Water Act!

New York City is dumping millions of gallons a day of turbid water from its Ashokan Reservoir into the Lower Esopus Creek. Urge the DEC to demand better ways to manage this water supply in the face of climate change and protect communities downstream.