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 9/9/26 - Check our News Section for Updates

Water and energy

  • Learn about a data center planned for a NJ municipality? Email us. Waterspirit and our partners are helping to educate all watershed residents on factual water and energy consumption per project.

  • Sign This Petition to prevent Bell Works in Holmdel, NJ from building a massive data center. Let’s each help get at least 5 petition signatures!

  • Stay connected to the unfolding results in Keyport raising concerns about a suspected cancer cluster in the region.

  • Thank you for Sending this letter! Governor Sherrill signed the balcony-solar bill into law! Call to thank the Governor: Call 609-292-6000

  • Unnecessary “NESE” pipeline and compressor station is stalled! Check the latest update HERE. Share this resident penned Op/Ed across NJ Media outlets.

    ACTION: Here is a letter you can send directly urge the prevention of this project going forward by Governor Sherrill urging that the unnecessary, proposed NESE pipeline and compressor be prevented. We are glad to help you make calls-Please let us know if you would like support by emailing us water@waterspirit.orgEvery day, please call 609-292-6000 and urge prevention

  • Urge Governor Sherrill to prevent advanced radioactive nuclear waste during prolonged drought by vetoing S4296/A4881. Call 609-292-6000

  • PLEASE Save The Date for the next Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission (PVSC) Board Meeting. Here’s the 2026 schedule. Meetings have resumed in person going forward!

  • URGENT- Call Newark Mayor Ras Baraka to urge NJDEP/EPA water quality oversight in Delaney Hall.

  • Send this Thank You letter to NJ leaders across the entire state are already supporting the NJ Green Amendment SCR43/ACR119 - 3 NJ counties have passes resolutions in support!

  • Send a letter to all NJ Reps urging support for a New Jersey Green Amendment SCR43/ACR119 Feel free share this campaign on social media using this kit.

  • Sign this letter to Congress urging action to prevent deep sea mining.

  • Thank you for helping NJ to Skip the Stuff and reduce single-use plastic waste by turning the related bill into law! Check out the NJDEP site Get Past Plastic. Federally, we are advocating for the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate microplastics. Stay tuned here!

  • Please keep sending this letter to urge your representatives to OPPOSE postponing Advanced Clean Truck regulations, S3817 and A4967; read this related Op/Ed explaining more.

Flooding & Drought

  • 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.

Water quality and access

thank you for taking action-

Archived actions may be found here


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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