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Three Ways you Can Make a Difference for the Environment
if you’re wondering, “what can I do about it?” here are three tangible things you can do to help our rivers, the environment generally, and human and wildlife health here in Massachusetts.
Sep 15, 20252 min read


🚨Action Alert: Can You Help Collect Signatures?
We need your help! We're pursuing the Protect Water and Nature Initiative as a question on the November 2026 ballot. This week, the entire coalition begins the first phase of the Protect Water and Nature Initiative, and we need your help to collect over 100,000 signatures by mid-November.
Sep 10, 20251 min read


Stormwater Spotlight Part 3: What to Know About Combined Sewer Overflows
In this post we’ll explore Combined Sewer Overflows, or CSOs, and how they hurt waterways in certain areas of the state.
Jul 14, 20254 min read


Mass Rivers and Partners File Brief to Support MA Water Conservation Rule
Mass Rivers and Partners File Brief to Support MA Water Conservation Rule
Apr 2, 20252 min read


Stormwater Spotlight Part 2: A New Type of Permit To Protect Your Favorite River
Explore the EPA's Residual Designation Authority for stormwater permitting and how it impacts us in Massachusetts.
Feb 20, 20255 min read


Protecting Massachusetts Rivers: Our 2025-2026 Legislative Priorities
Learn about Mass Rivers' 2025-2026 Legislative Priorities for our advocacy to protect and restore rivers in Massachusetts.
Feb 20, 20253 min read


Stormwater Spotlight Part 1: How Permits Can Protect Your Favorite River
Learn about how stormwater pollution is regulated in Massachusetts through an MS4 Permit and what you can do to help!
Jan 27, 20255 min read


Who Decides When Massachusetts is in Drought? And How?
Learn about the process behind drought declarations, the key decision-makers, and the factors they consider.
Dec 19, 20243 min read


EPA says Massachusetts must do more to protect waterways
Massachusetts rivers and streams are not adequately protected under state rules, according to a letter issued by the U.S. EPA on Oct 18th.
Oct 24, 20244 min read
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