State of Emergency: Waterkeeper Fights To Protect Our Water

by Andrew Ciccone August 10, 2017

Water heroes come in many forms, from coalitions, to small and large organizations.

Leadership is critical to a future of clean and ample water in our rivers and watersheds.

The environment is under attack, our waters, rivers and streams are in danger. Trump and his climate change deniers are dismantling our environmental protection policies. We are in a global crisis, strong leadership is necessary to protect our children and our planet.

Angie Rosser is working hard to protect the waters of Elk River, West Virginia. Angie has dedicated her career to fighting social injustices. Angie is Executive Director of the West Virginia Coalition. As Waterkeeper, she protects the waters of the the Monongahela National Forest.

In 2014, a chemical spill contaminated the Elk River. Angie brought awareness to the media about the hundreds of thousands of people who were without water.

Angie also serves as Co-Chair of the NWF Water Caucus and the Choose Clean Water Coalition. To create partnerships with leaders from across the region and country.

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We need more water-heros like Angie to help fight for clean water. All life needs water. Water is our Blue Planet’s world’s most precious resource. Many fail to realize that freshwater is a finite resource. Less than 1% of the world's water is fresh and accessible.

Become a Water Hero! The H2O Leadership Program brings together leaders and community members to protect water. Let’s get started. Work with local river and watershed organizations to support efforts to defend water.

Become one of a growing number of Water Heroes! Here’s how you can join the fight:

Make Your Voice Heard - Let Trump know that this will not stand. Let him—and everyone know. That I’m Still In and will fight any attempts to risk our health and environment. #IMSTILLIN
Donate - Contribute to the Stop Trump Legal Fund. Help fight back in court against the president’s assault on our water.
Call Congress.- Pick up the phone. Tell your representatives to vote against Trump’s anti-environment agenda. Make it clear that clean air, clean water, and healthy communities is our right.
Spread The Word - Stay on top of the issues by following the Campaign for Water Protection on Facebook and share important messages.

Andrew Ciccone

Author

Andrew Ciccone, VP Branding & Media Strategy - Andrew's long strange marketing trip began after graduating from Syracuse University with a BS in Marketing. Andrew then developed his marketing prowess when he moved to Madison Avenue big boys Young & Rubicam, Backer Spielvogel, and Grey Advertising. He went on to get a Masters in Corporate Communications from Baruch College, then went on to start his own agency in 2011 - Hudson Valley Public Relations. Andrew has earned a reputation for creative, smart, innovative campaigns that get results. Andrew's spare time is devoted to sailing regattas, family fun and film. To date he has penned four screenplays.

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