It's all connected!. Climate denial is linked to other systems of oppression, like misogyny.

It's the #TrumpShutdown www.foodandwaterwatch.org/2025/10/01/t...

The endangerment finding is common sense. Kids understand this!

Cities and towns need to make it easier for people to use low-emission forms of travel, like e-bikes. We're curious: do you ever travel via e-bike? If so, how's it been for you? If not, what might make it more likely for you to try it out?

PFAS pollution can feel overwhelming, but everyday people are fighting back. Join @rachelfrazin.bsky.social and @sharonudasin.bsky.social, authors of “Poisoning the Well: How Forever Chemicals Contaminated America”, at this month’s Livable Future Live on October 15 to learn more: fwwat.ch/3Vij0fi

Local agencies in California have shown that they are willing to expose communities to unacceptable levels of pollution from fossil fuel industries. Allowing more pipeline construction is a horrible idea.

The ban on accurate language is bad, but "even more worrying is [the] freezing and cancelling [of] programs that fund advanced research into solar, wind, and other clean energy technologies."

The government shutdown is the fault of Trump, Congressional Republicans, and their shady and underhanded determination to cut funding for food, water and other basic necessities. Tell your Senators to hold the line and pass a clean bill: fwwat.ch/470mfi1

There is not nearly enough transparency or accountability for polluting industries like data centers.

This is the one real shot that Senate Dems have to stop Trump’s dangerous cuts to food and water safety and rein in the harms of this administration. Tell them to stay strong and reject this bill: https://fwwat.ch/4744izL

Solidarity with these young people who are using international law to fight for a more livable future.

Another casualty of these vindictive budget cuts: basic climate science. #ThisIsTrumpsShutdown

Federal food programs like WIC are already underfunded. The Trump administration would rather let kids go hungry and shut the government down than properly fund programs for food and clean water access. #ThisIsTrumpsShutdown

"About 12% of the federal workforce has been fired. The president is all too happy to fund programs he likes and defund programs he doesn’t like." It's been #TrumpsShutdown since day 1.

Leaving disaster relief up to individual states will put so many people at risk.

Climate change is a reproductive justice issue.

This administration wants to cut WIC assistance for young children and new parents. This spending bill is inhumane and Democrats must hold firm against it! #ThisIsTrumpsShutdown

Clean energy, like wind and solar, represents a (renewably-powered) engine of job growth!

Let's be very clear: Trump and Congressional Republicans are driving us into a government shutdown because they want to cut funding for crucial food and water programs. Tell your Senators to block these cuts: fwwat.ch/4744izL #ThisIsTrumpsShutdown

They can deny all they want. We won't stop pushing back against the fossil fuel industry that funds so much of this administration.

Taking away funding for renewable energy projects is ludicrous and petty. It's bad for our planet, and it'll take away jobs from the workers who would have implemented those projects.

An administration that talks a big game about encouraging a healthier food system should start by taking on the pesticide industry. Add your voice: https://fwwat.ch/41LUXcg

Thanks, Chicago, for this example of how renewables can power cities!

Relief for survivors of climate disasters is totally inadequate. Survivors of Hurricane Helene and other crises deserve so much better.

From Wenonah Hauter, our Founder and Executive Director: @schumer.senate.gov and Senate Democrats must block any funding bill that threatens access to clean water, safe food and other basic necessities of life.

The high rates of hunger in farming regions show how crucial it is that we build a more just and sustainable food system in which independent farmers can thrive.

From the massive amounts of money PFAS manufacturers have spent on attempts to weaken PFAS regulations, to this administration stacking the EPA with former PFAS industry lobbyists, Trump’s promises that the U.S. will have “the cleanest water in the world” feel like a pipe dream.

Live in the Bay Area? We'd love to see you at this screening!

Health professionals see the effects of the climate crisis on their patients every day.

Water infrastructure is already underfunded, causing health threats. We can't allow the passage of Trump's spending bill, which would drastically cut funding for clean water. Join us TOMORROW to drive in calls to Senate in opposition to this bill. RSVP: https://www.mobilize.us/fww/event/840392/

GOOD. We're deeply appreciative of the scientists who are pushing back, because we can't just accept this dishonesty!

The SANDBOX Act would allow companies working on just about any AI product to request exemptions from regulations. That's bad news for the climate and for everyone's safety - just think about all the pollution produced by data centers!

State-level progress towards a just transition to renewable energy is more important than ever. Here are some fantastic examples on how to make this happen!

State-level climate action is more important than ever. We're proud to have organized this letter calling on @governor.ca.gov to stand up to Trump and the fossil fuel lobby!

Nitrate pollution from factory farms is a concern beyond Iowa. By @careygillam.bsky.social:

There are so many communities across the country that need repairs for their water infrastructure. The cuts in Trump's spending bill would make that far more difficult. Tell your Senators to reject this bill: https://fwwat.ch/4744izL

The monopolization of our agriculture and food industries is bad news for those of us who are just trying to feed ourselves and our families.

This administration's attacks on environmental justice are shredding protections that could have saved lives. It's unforgivable.

There's nothing healthy about giving handouts and loopholes to the factory farming and pesticide industries.

Zero transparency, zero morality. 😡

This data needs to be backed up with action. No one should have to live with exposure to these pollutants!

At last month’s Livable Future Live, we sat down with Nick Schutt – an impacted Iowan who joined our campaign to stop Bayer’s Cancer Gag Act – to discuss the dangers of toxic pesticides. Join us in the fight by taking action here: https://fwwat.ch/459FYuH

This piece from @sentientmedia.org, @ninaelkadi.com and @iowapublicradio.org highlights a difficult tension ⬇️ Meat processing plants harm people's health, but are often communities' largest employers. Moving away from a corporate, highly consolidated food system could help address this issue.

New Mexico’s Clean Transportation Fuel Program (CTFP) was supposed to support clean energy development. Instead, it’s propping up a pay-to-pollute scheme that encourages bigger factory farms, corporate water abuses and more climate pollution.

This story in @insideclimatenews.org illustrates some of the problems cities face when taking on the necessary task of replacing lead water service lines 👇 There is NO safe level of lead in drinking water, and we need to prioritize these upgrades now!

You’re not imagining it – energy prices have been creeping up because of extreme weather, aging infrastructure and AI data centers’ increased demand on the grid. A just transition to 100% renewable energy is more urgent than ever!

Just like in Iowa, factory farms in Wisconsin are contaminating drinking water with nitrates and putting our communities' health at risk. We deserve better, because #WaterIsAHumanRight!

We continue to stand with the climate scientists who keep working in the face of a hostile and anti-data administration.

In such a tough economic climate, it is downright insulting to make us pay for the industries that are causing the climate crisis. Tell your Reps to support the End Polluter Welfare Act: https://fwwat.ch/4meKK02

These disaster relief workers do crucial and difficult work. We should be supporting them, not defunding the federal agencies that employ so many of them!