Protecting America’s Water and Wetlands
PEER is a defender of clean water protections throughout the United States. When government agencies cave to special interests and make decisions that jeopardize the health of our nation’s waters, PEER steps in.
We fight to ensure the government protects all our rivers, lakes, wetlands, aquifers and coastal waters from polluters and special interest groups and to ensure everyone has a safe, sufficient supply of clean water.
Currently PEER is focused on stopping the Trump Administration’s efforts to role back clean water protections, improving the quality of the nation’s drinking water, and exposing the dangers of PFAS pollution and other chemicals in our water.
Waters of the United States
PEER is fighting the Trump Administration’s efforts to revoke federal protections for countless important streams, wetlands, and other waters under the Clean Water Act »
Drinking Water
Too many people are drinking water contaminated with chemicals, pesticides, pharmaceuticals and microbes. PEER fights to secure clean, safe drinking water for all Americans »
NEWS FROM PEER – Water & Wetlands
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Heather Wylie: Kayaking to Save the L.A. River
Heather took part in a demonstration to protect the L.A. River, and footage of her kayaking to prove its navigability ended up on YouTube, leading her superiors to propose a career-crippling suspension. PEER mounted a First Amendment defense (the kayaking protest as...
Scott’s Pledge to Restore Florida Springs Was a Scam
Petroleum Cleanup $ Misdirected Outside Spring-Sheds or to Low Priority Projects
Trump’s Radical Rollback of Clean Water Protections
Repeal and Replace Waters of U.S. Safeguards Rooted in “Alternative Facts”
Pruitt’s Massive Wetlands Shell Game
WOTUS Repeal Cost-Benefit Study Premised on Wetlands Having Zero Value
Trump Tsunami Warning Cuts Truly Scary
Thousands Put at Risk by Eliminating Seismic and Water Monitors
Klamath Irrigators Illegal Piggy Bank Broken Up
Auditors Find Reclamation “Wasted” Millions in Drought & Wildlife Relief Funds
Florida’s Drinking Problem – Unsafe Water
Widespread Potable Water Violations but Virtually Nonexistent Enforcement
Canaveral Seashore Screw-up Parade Marches On
Third Critical Inspector General Report Finds Problems Confirmed in First
Stream Restorations Flow From Tennessee Lawsuit Settlement
Water Quality Degradation from Big Box Complex Addressed
Feds to Probe Delta Tunnel Misuse of Grant Funds
Inspector General to Audit California Water Resources Handling of Federal Aid
Lubbock Council to Vote on Christmas Prairie Dog Massacre
Environmental Groups Decry 11th hour plan
Timid Step Toward Stemming Pharmaceutical Pollution
Timid Step Toward Stemming Pharmaceutical Pollution
USDA Axes Webinars on Neonic Insecticide Risks
Topic Deemed “Not Appropriate” for Official and Outreach Education Programs
Massachusetts Begins Mass Environmental Rollback
Wetlands, Wildlife and Water Management Protections May Be on Chopping Block
Shell Arctic Offshore Safety Data Still Under Wraps
Specifics Bolstering President’s Assurance Cannot Be Produced Until After Drilling
Call for Obama to Declare First Alaskan Marine Monuments
100,000 Sign Petition Seeking Permanent Protections for At-Risk Alaskan Waters
Big Bow Fishing Tourney on Mississippi Leaves Disturbed Wake
“Airboat Extreme” Event Unauthorized on Refuge; Spawns Waves of Complaints
Federal Probe Into Klamath Irrigator Contracts Ordered
U.S. Special Counsel Directs Interior to Justify Legality and Purpose of Payments
NOAA Shies Away From Aleutians Marine Sanctuary
National Monument Designation May be Only Route for Protecting Alaskan Waters
Aleutians Should Be Alaska’s First National Marine Sanctuary
Nomination Calls for First Permanent Federal Eco-Protections in Alaska Waters
