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How will you be voting in the General Election? Rhode Island makes voting simple with three convenient options! You can vote early in-person, on Election Day, or by mail. Learn more at vote.ri.gov.
Clean Water Action RI retweeted
Honored to join global advocates in Kuala Lumpur for the Break Free From Plastic Global Meeting! Follow Marta Young from Clean Water Action + Fund as she shares NJ’s Skip the Stuff & ReThink Disposable lessons. 🌎♻️ #BreakFreeFromPlastic
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Emily Howe: Another attempt to undermine the fundamentals of the Clean Water Act’s programs meant to reduce water pollution...completely disempowering states from challenging permits that put their natural resources, their drinking water and their communities’ well-being at risk.
In the shadow of the midterms @SenWhitehouse unveiled one of the biggest bills from an RI politician in years, a sweeping national permitting reform plan
It's split the environmental movement and outraged preservationists in his hometown of Newport
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Clean Water Action RI retweeted
POV: You just wanted clean water, but Congress is considering making life easier for polluters. 🫠
We can improve permitting without weakening water protections. Let's not make this complicated.
Tell Congress: protect our water, not polluter loopholes.
tinyurl.com/stop-polluters
Thank you for your support of Electoberfest @SenWhitehouse, @SenJackReed, @RepGabeAmo, and Rep. @SethMagaziner!
The RI delegation to Washington can be counted on to stand up for our drinking water.
See everyone on Monday!
(Visit cleanwater.org/Electoberfest for last minute tickets.)
Clean Water Action RI retweeted
Can’t make it to the polls on Tuesday, November 3? Make a plan to vote early! Early voting starts today and is available until Election day. Find your early voting location at vote.sos.ri.gov/forms/electi…
Thank you RI AFL-CIO for sponsoring Clean Water Action's 2026 Electoberfest! 🍻
Labor and the enviromental movement are stronger together. 💪
We can't wait to see everyone on Monday!
Clean Water Action RI retweeted
In Rhode Island, you have three ways to cast your ballot - and you can do so safely and securely.
Secretary Amore spoke today alongside elections and public safety officials about the strength of our elections process.
Watch here: youtube.com/live/aF-5i9L0tIE…
Trawled the bay for microplastics with @SaveTheBayRI and some of our favorite pro-environment legislators. What did we find? Tiny plastic bits! This is why we continue to fight for a bottle bill.
Clean Water Action RI retweeted
Time is running out to apply for a mail ballot! All eligible voters can vote by mail – but you must apply before the deadline on October 13. Apply in just minutes at vote.ri.gov.
Clean Water Action RI retweeted
Today, several members of the Rhode Island Senate and @RIHouseofReps joined @SaveTheBayRI, @cleanwater_ri and the Coalition for High Performing Recycling for an event focused on litter, marine debris and microplastic pollution. (1/2)
The space is ready! The guest list? Elite.
Who's missing? YOU.
Electoberfest is Oct 19!
There's lots of work to do before Election Day. Who says we can't also have fun?
Come raise a glass AND raise $$ to support pro-environment candidates and policies!
➡️ cleanwater.org/Electoberfest
Standing with our environmental friends and allies (like Rep. Megan Cotter!) in support of the 2026 Green Bond. Vote YES on 5 on Election Day!
📸credit: Margery O'Brien, Capitol TV
Love this! The wind turbines are amazing up close!
Replying to @SenWhitehouse @SteveMcBee_Huck
Today was great day for a trip out to @OrstedUS Revolution Wind farm that will soon be feeding enough clean energy to the grid to power 350,000 homes in RI & CT. Thank you @rhodeislandsg for organizing this trip
Seasonal streams and wetlands are in danger of losing federal Clean Water Act protection. These waterways protect clean drinking water and are vital habitats. Last call to submit a public comment and be heard!
📢 Speak up! Submit a comment by Oct. 9: act.cleanwater.org/page/2005…
Clean Water Action RI retweeted
A new study found that 100s of chemicals linked to breast cancer are “ubiquitous” in everyday products.
States like WA have restricted chemicals like bisphenols and phthalates in some products, but states and retailers must do more to protect our health.
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We know. Fall can get busy.
So take a minute and grab your Electoberfest tickets now, while you're thinking about it! :D
Can't wait to see everyone Oct. 19th!
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