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2010 Annual Report
water is fundamental
Over the years, Clean Water Fund’s programs have grown to encompass a wide range of environmental and health concerns. But all of these issues and all of our work connect to clean, safe and affordable water. This remains the fundamental core of our work.
Our issues have never been more important than they are today. They cut across the entire spectrum of environmental concerns.
New England Clean Water Currents, Summer 2010
- Clean Water Fund and Clean Water Action mobilize New England communities to clean up polluting diesel emissions. See cover story, page 1
- Campaign to phase out toxic BPA builds momentum in Massachusetts. See page 2
- Information on "upstream" solutions, a fresh approach long supported by Clean Water Fund for protecting water and health before pollution happens.
New Report: A Climate For Action: Assessing Connecticut's Global Warming Progress
Evidence from decades of scientific scrutiny has overcome skepticism that mankind can alter the climate of the Earth. In 2001, the Intergovernmental Panel on climate change (IPCC) issued a scientifica assessment, concluding, "There is new and stronger evidence that most of the warming observed over the last fifty years is attributable to human activities."
A Climate For Action: Assessing Connecticut's Global Warming Progress
This report (pdf), from the Connecticut Climate Coalition and Clean Water Fund, reviews Connecticut's progress on the Climate Change Action Plan released on February 15, 2005 looking at 14 critical policies which account for 91% of the total forecasted reductions ub 2010 and 93% of the total in 2020.
A Climate For Action: Assessing Connecticut's Global Warming Progress-Executive Summary
This report (pdf), from the Connecticut Climate Coalition and Clean Water Fund, reviews Connecticut's progress on the Climate Change Action Plan released on February 15, 2005 looking at 14 critical policies which account for 91% of the total forecasted reductions ub 2010 and 93% of the total in 2020.
Other Publications
Rock Mining in The Everglades Agricultural Area
An Inventory of Existing Resources and Assessment of Impacts
Clean Water Action and its partners have conducted an analysis of existing scientific information on the demonstrated and potential impacts of continued large-scale rock mining in the sensitive Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA).
The outcome of this project is the creation of the first comprehensive bibliography of rock mining resources available for South Florida. In addition, the report provides recommendations for further studies that should be performed before moving forward on any new or expanded mining operations. Among these recommendations are the use of geophysical tools to provide more accurate images of the porous aquifer and further investigation into possible interference with federal and state Everglades Restoration initiatives. Results of the analysis have confirmed previous assessments that the issue of rock mining in the EAA is multi-faceted and highly scientific.
Get the complete report.
(pdf, 172 kb)
Michigan Currents, Summer 2010
Here's an overview of recent Michigan program activities and accomplishments by Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund. Highlights include:
California Clean Water Currents, Summer 2010
- Clean Water Fund's new campaign to force companies to disclose toxic product ingredients currently kept secret under "confidential business information" loopholes in the law. See page 2
- Information on "upstream" solutions, a fresh approach long supported by Clean Water Fund for protecting water and health before pollution happens. See page 4
- Big Oil's attempt to derail development of the clean energy economy, through a ballot initiative that was decisively rejected by voters this fall. See page 5
- Clean Water Action's insider look at what California lawmakers have been up to.
Everglades for All
In March 2010, Clean Water Fund released Everglades for All.
Over 1,500 Florida residents participated in our survey which was intended to get a pulse on how the public and diverse constituency groups feel about ongoing outreach and historic Everglades restoration efforts.
This survey revealed new opportunities for relationship building and will hopefully increase public input on key decisions in Everglades restoration.
Over 1,500 Florida residents participated in our survey which was intended to get a pulse on how the public and diverse constituency groups feel about ongoing outreach and historic Everglades restoration efforts.
Clean Water Fund: Financial Information for Fiscal Year 2008
Fiscal Year 2008 (October 1, 2007 through September 30, 2008)
Audited Financials (pdf, 261kb)
Form 990 - Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax (pdf, 1.1 MB)