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Renew America’s Water

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30 Oregon Legislators signed on to our Renew America’s Water letter to Senator Merkley.

In 2010, the fund that goes toward wastewater infrastructure received only $2.1 billion in federal funding — enough to finance just 18 percent of what is needed.
Read more in our fact sheet and press release.

The safety and accessibility of our public water is under attack again. Water main breaks, sewer overflows and water contamination demonstrate that our water systems are already underfunded to the tune of at least $22 billion a year. Now, Washington is looking to cut federal support for clean and safe water even further.

Food & Water Watch’s Campaign to Renew America’s Water calls on Congress to establish a dedicated source of funding for water and wastewater infrastructure. The Renew America’s Water Fund would direct over $30 billion to protect America’s water through:

  • repairing pipes
  • improving water treatment
  • fixing water infrastructure in schools
  • building green infrastructure
  • creating jobs

To learn more about the campaign, read our fact sheet.

Take Action to Renew America’s Water

How Does Your State’s Water Rate?

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How bad can it get? See what happened to Pierce, Colorado.