Resources
Spring Confluence Sneak Peek: Tables, Panels, and Why You Should Be There
Aren’t you excited about the upcoming Spring 2025 Confluence? We are! If you’ve been waiting for a meaningful day filled with powerful conversations, actionable workshops, and inspiring community connections, this is it. H2O Water Network and our partners are pulling together a lineup that brings together leaders, advocates, and neighbors—all working toward a future of…
Read MoreAct Now: Prevent Further Damage to Wetlands and Waterways with MVP Southgate
Our streams, wetlands, and rivers are vital ecosystems that support countless species and provide clean water for our communities. Unfortunately, these critical resources are once again under threat by the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) and its proposed Southgate extension. As the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reviews an application for a Clean Water Act 404…
Read MoreRaise Your Voice: Protecting Water Resources from New Data Centers in PA
The Public Utility Commission (PUC) is currently seeking comments and feedback from industry leaders and the public on the impact of large-scale data centers on Pennsylvania’s water resources and power grid. As part of the interconnection and tariff discussions, the PUC is focusing on how data centers, especially those with significant energy needs, will affect…
Read MoreMaster Collaboration with Basecamp 101: A Guide for H2O Members
At H2O Water Network, we believe that effective collaboration is the cornerstone of impactful environmental advocacy. That’s why we’ve created the Basecamp 101 course—a user-friendly guide designed to help our members navigate Basecamp, our central hub for organizing projects, sharing resources, and fostering community engagement. Whether you’re new to Basecamp or looking to refine your…
Read MoreWhat’s at Stake: The Budget Cuts That Threaten Our Drinking Water
Our Drinking Water is Under Threat The Trump Administration’s proposed budget is nothing short of a disaster for millions of people who rely on clean rivers and streams for their drinking water, health, jobs, and quality of life. By cutting crucial funding to programs that support water infrastructure and science, this budget would jeopardize the…
Read MoreThe Hall of Knowledge at Spring 2025 Confluence: A Showcase of Stewardship Excellence
The Headwaters to the Ohio Water Network Invites You to Participate in the Spring 2025 Confluence’s Hall of Knowledge at Westminster College The Spring 2025 Confluence, hosted by the Headwaters to the Ohio Water Network, is set to take place at Westminster College on June 6, 2025. This exciting event invites participants from a variety…
Read MoreHelp us Share and Support House Bill 109
What is House Bill 109? The House Bill No. 109 aims to bring more attention and protection to environmental justice areas in Pennsylvania. These are areas where low-income, low-wealth communities, and communities of color have historically and continue to experience a greater burden of pollution. Here are some key points that are important for environmental…
Read MoreDEP announces the 2025 Growing Greener Plus Program is open
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has announced the opening of the next round of Growing Greener Plus Grant Program applications. Growing Greener is the largest single investment of state funds in Pennsylvania’s history to address critical environmental concerns like flooding. The grant openings are being announced in celebration of Earth…
Read MoreNew Ohio River Basin Alliance Website and Report!
The Ohio River Basin Alliance is pleased to announce the launch of its new website, one that we hope will provide our membership with greater benefits and greater access to the latest happenings around the Basin. Highlights include: an interactive membership map, ORB Congressional Caucus members, latest news from around the Basin, portals for event…
Read MoreOpportunity to Stand up for Wetlands, Clean Water
The EPA has announced a 30-day public comment period and a series of stakeholder “listening” sessions, asking for comments on a variety of potential changes to the regulations the prior administration issued following the Supreme Court’s decision in Sackett v. EPA. The comment period and listening sessions will almost certainly be followed by a rule…
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