I live in Dorchester, MA and am the Massachusetts Director of Clean Water Action.
Joined October 2015
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Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Have you seen our canvassers in your neighborhood?They're working hard to get info to MA voters, including info on the ballot questions!
Clean Water Action is endorsing NO on Question 3 and YES on Question 6.
Visit cleanwater.org/ma for more!
#CleanWaterVoter #NatureForAll
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MA voters, take note!
It's official. Clean Water Action endorses YES on 6!
Everyone in MA deserves clean drinking water and access to nature, no matter where they live. This year we have an opportunity to protect waterways while expanding greenspaces for communities that need them most. Vote #YesOn6!
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Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
It's official. Clean Water Action endorses YES on 6!
Everyone in MA deserves clean drinking water and access to nature, no matter where they live. This year we have an opportunity to protect waterways while expanding greenspaces for communities that need them most. Vote #YesOn6!
ALT People enjoying an urban garden. Yes on 6 logo
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
As the leaves start filling your lawn, remember that you don't have to send them away. If you can't leave them lay where they fall, could you consider moving them to a corner of your yard to break down naturally while providing habitat for our smallest neighbors?
RI Friends - head on down to Electoberfest on Oct. 19 and support @cleanwater_ri !!
Save the date and grab your tickets! Electoberfest is October 19th in Pawtucket! Join Clean Water Action, our elected allies, and some of the most fun organizers in RI to raise a glass for democracy!
RSVP: act.cleanwater.org/page/2004…
ALT electoberfest is october 19th! visit cleanwater.org/Electoberfest
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Hung out with some incredible students at the Boston U Sustainability Fair. Did you know that they use reusable to-go containers in the dining hall? That means less litter blowing into the Charles River and lots of trash stopped before it starts! Go Terriers!
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Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Our State Director is getting ready for our annual Electoberfest! Are you?
Join us Monday, Oct. 19th, for a fun evening of food, drinks, and democracy to benefit our elections work and our campaigns to protect RI's air and water!
Tickets are available now: cleanwater.org/electoberfest
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Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Save the date and grab your tickets! Electoberfest is October 19th in Pawtucket! Join Clean Water Action, our elected allies, and some of the most fun organizers in RI to raise a glass for democracy!
RSVP: act.cleanwater.org/page/2004…
ALT electoberfest is october 19th! visit cleanwater.org/Electoberfest
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Data centers are coming fast, and MA still has no enforceable protections to mitigate their impact on our environment, health, and communities.
Take our data center survey! The more voices we gather, the stronger our case for regulations!
➡️ surveymonkey.com/r/3F9F63M
ALT we want your opinions on data centers!
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
🚨 The EPA wants to strip protections from our streams and wetlands.
That could put most wetlands and many seasonal streams at risk. We need to fight it.
👉 Read our response: cleanwater.org/releases/epa-…
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Take action! Send a message telling our U.S. Senators to hold the line against rollbacks to chemical safety!
cleanwater.org/tsca
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
The Massachusetts AG is suing PFAS manufacturers for the mess they made in our state.
MA legislative leaders are allowing the same manufacturers to continue the harm.
Why?
@RonMariano @RepMichlewitz @JulianCyr @repkatehogan masslive.com/opinion/2026/08…
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Hate plastic pollution? Worried about rising energy costs? Clean Water Action and 100 @TuftsUniversity students are teaming up this weekend to talk to Boston residents about issues we all care about from Zero Waste dining to data centers! See you out there!
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Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
As the MA Legislature fails to pass a bill to restrict toxic PFAS, there are nightmare levels of PFAS being found just over our borders in Tiverton, RI.
This is the human cost of inaction on PFAS.
heraldnews.com/story/news/en…
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
A new CommonWealth Beacon op-ed from Clean Water Action's Cynthia Mendes and Slingshot's Mireille Bejjani examines environmental and community impacts of data center development. Read & share! commonwealthbeacon.org/opini…
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We sadly share news of the death of former Worcester T&G reporter and environmental champion, John Monahan. TY to his family for supporting Clean Water’s work. RIP John.
telegram.com/obituaries/pneo…
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Just days left for action to protect our health and our water from toxic #PFAS. Our neighboring states have passed laws restricting these forever chemicals.
Massachusetts deserves safe water too.
Tell your legislators!
TAKE ACTION at our link: act.cleanwater.org/page/1953…
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Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
Important story.
Draconian federal cuts have led to real impacts on local people, including kids with asthma.
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
We'll be on the front lines of the fight against unchecked data center growth that puts our communities and environment at risk. We're thrilled MA has paused accepting applications for the data center tax exemption until stronger safeguards are in place.
➡️mass.gov/news/governor-heale…
ALT "clean water action is hopeful that MA can lead by requirinf a specific, transparent, and enforceable approach that puts communities and heath first"
Elizabeth Saunders retweeted
It's an opinion piece, but the FACT remains:
Our neighboring states are taking action to protect residents from toxic PFAS, and Massachusetts is getting left behind.
There is still time left this session for the legislature to act! But not much...
#OPINION Massachusetts is the only New England state that has not banned the toxic chemicals known as PFAS. Unless the Legislature acts, residents will be exposed to the health risks of PFAS and will be forced to shoulder the cost of cleaning them up. buff.ly/08de0Qu
