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Featured Action: Thank the EPA for Standing Up for Appalachian Communities!
Last month, a controversial court decision overrode the EPA's veto of the Spruce Mine in West Virginia -- one of the largest mountaintop removal mines ever proposed. If allowed, the Spruce Mine will dump 110 million cubic yards of mining waste into local waterways, generate toxic pollutants, and bury over six miles of streams -- a clear violation of the Clean Water Act.
But, the EPA isn't backing down. Despite constant attacks from Big Coal, the EPA is appealing the court's decision to allow the construction of the Spruce Mine. Let the EPA know we support their efforts. Thank them for standing up for Appalachian communities today!  See all current take actions. Sign up for Currents and receive the latest alert every Tuesday.
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Celebrate National Bike Month with Safer Communities
Celebrate Bike Month by sending a message to Congress and your Governor today. Let them know we need them to work with federal and state transportation officials for safer communities with more biking options!
Tell EPA to Clean Up Natural Gas Drilling
Tell EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson that you want the strongest air pollution standards for oil and natural gas drilling.
Tell President Obama: We Need Clean Energy, NOT a Tar Sands Pipeline
Tell the President: A tar sands pipeline is not the answer to lowering gas prices. Stay the course on clean energy, stand with Texas landowners, and reduce our dangerous addiction to oil.
What the Frack is in Your Water?
Tell EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson to close the loophole and make the natural gas industry fully disclose the chemicals used in fracking.
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