Activating Our Faith & Hope

Earth is at a turning point, and water is critically threatened across the globe. We need to turn our faith into action in order to create the future we wish to see. Taking the actions below—whether sending an email, signing a petition, placing a phone call, or showing up in person—are ways of practicing active hope.

Waterspirit’s advocacy campaigns are guided by principles of integral ecology and environmental justice. Learn more about each of our major campaigns by clicking on the section headings below. Return to this page often for updated calls to action. To get trained as a Waterspirit Ambassador to support this advocacy, check out our digital course that may be completed on your own time.

May our collective future be bright!


Join Us in Taking The following Actions

updated 9/8/25

Environmental Justice & Clean Water

Stormwater Management and Green Infrastructure

  • Email us to book Waterspirit for a green infrastructure presentation today! We are proud to work with many in this space, namely Rutgers University Cooperative Extension Water Resources Program, to help municipalities prepare MS4 permit requirements. Share this 2022 environmental justice and stormwater management webinar series with your municipality.

Renewable Energy & Climate Crisis

thank you for taking action

  • Thank you to those who attended the August 19th, attend Matawan Public Hearing re: Water sale, and signing this resident led petition. Unfortunately, the sale went through.

  • Thank you for Sending this letter to Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission (PVSC) Commissioners, only 2 of which, Commissioner Quintana and Commissioner Crump, voted against the proposal June 12, 2025. Our friends at Ironbound Community Corporation will be taking legal action.

  • Thank you for Sending this letter to New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), urging them to deny a permit request to store gas and other unknown materials in caverns in and around already overburdened Gibbstown, NJ.

  • Thank you to those who attended in Camden NJ to witness the beginning what state officials are calling the “largest statewide PFAS settlement in New Jersey history.”

  • Thank you for sending this letter to the US Department of Energy to use its own study to reject LNG (“liquefied natural gas”)

  • Thank you for sending this letter to the NJ Department of Environmental Protection Water Bank to urge the most accurate measurements of water affordability criteria

  • Thank you for supporting the Extended Producer Responsibility bill S998-which passed out of the Senate Environment & Energy committee, moved through Senate Budget & Appropriations and is onto Assembly Science Innovation and Technology Committee

  • Thank you for submitting these comments re: the new Resilient Environment And Landscape (REAL) rule

  • Thank you for sending this letter to NJDEP to urge Gov. Murphy and NJDEP Commissioner to deny permit approval for what could be a 4th dirty gas plant in overburdened Newark.

  • Thank you for sending a letter to Senator Smith, urging him to strengthen and advance S3195, the “Skip the Stuff” Bill! We will keep you updates on this and other related NJ bills!


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“If the world is to be healed through human efforts, I am convinced it will be by ordinary people, people whose love for this life is even greater than their fear.”
— Joanna R. Macy