Archives: Water
We know systemic racism and corporate power and deeply intertwined. Learn more about our focus areas for supporting Black communities.
In my hometown of Flint, MI, it’s been 7 years since our water was poisoned. Donate today to support the ongoing campaign for accountability and justice!
"Veolia's plan to dominate public water services all across the globe is becoming a terrifying reality."
People will fight every step of the way to not only prevent the consolidated corporate control of water, but also for a future where access to water is guaranteed -- not bought and sold
In order to Build Back Better, Biden must reject industry-driven schemes like net zero and "public-private partnerships" and instead prioritize direct, equitable federal investment in our infrastructure.
Every single person deserves safe, clean water at rates they can afford. Write to your member of Congress and urge them to support the WATER Act.
For upwards of four weeks, residents in Jackson, Mississippi have not had access to safe water. This water crisis is a result of decades of racist policies, a lack of federal investment in infrastructure, and an uncommon weather event that is becoming increasingly frequent due to the global climate crisis.
Leana Hosea is the Director of ‘Thirst For Justice’ a new documentary film that connects the struggle for clean water in Flint and Standing Rock, through the women fighting for justice. She connects her film to the newly introduced WATER Act in this guest blog post.
Learn more about how together, we've reined in corporate power in the latest issue of the Spotlight newsletter.
The following organizations endorse the Water Affordability, Transparency, Equity and Reliability Act (WATER Act) of 2021, introduced by Rep. Brenda Lawrence and Rep. Ro Khanna, and Sen. Bernie Sanders.
