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Alabama Rivers Alliance is a statewide network of groups working to protect and restore all of Alabama’s water resources through building partnerships, empowering citizens, and advocating for sound water policy and its enforcement.

Click here to read a summary of our 2023 – 2027 Strategic Plan.

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ACTION ALERT! Tell Congress to protect the Clean W

ACTION ALERT! Tell Congress to protect the Clean Water Act by voting NO on the Permit Act TODAY!

The PERMIT Act is an effort to attack our nation’s most important and successful pollution control law, the Clean Water Act. This bill will eliminate protections that have helped clean up America’s rivers, creeks, streams, lakes, and oceans. This legislation would prevent EPA from developing accurate water quality criteria, weaken technology standards for water treatment, take away states’ abilities to enforce their own water quality standards on federal projects, allow polluters to shirk responsibility for cleaning up their discharges, allow more pesticides to contaminate our waterways, and give the EPA administrator unlimited authority to remove Clean Water Act protections from any waterway in the country. These impacts are just the tip of the iceberg in this dirty bill, and we need to make sure that Alabama’s Congressional delegation knows that all of our rivers, lakes, streams and bays deserve to be protected from pollution that threatens human and environmental health!

Send your personalized letter: alabamarivers.org/permit-act or from the link in bio

#permitact #CleanWaterAct #AlabamaRivers #WaterIsLife #DefendRivers

On Giving Tuesday, we invite you to consider donat

On Giving Tuesday, we invite you to consider donating to the DRIFT Fund. In case you are not familiar, the DRIFT Fund is a project of Alabama Beer Company. Managed by the Alabama Rivers Alliance and supported by a committee that includes the Alabama Scenic River Trail, Waterkeepers Alabama, and Alabama Cup Races, this fund is made possible through a portion of sales of Alabama LIGHT Beer.

A gift to the DRIFT fund supports many organizations at once and primarily local, community based organizations where your dollars go even further!

We are proud to announce that since launching, the DRIFT Fund has raised $13,239, and has donated $10,988 to NINE organizations across the state, including Friends of Shades Creek, BlackBelt Women Rising, Huntsville Environmental Coalition, Village Creek Society and more.

Today, on Giving Tuesday, please help us build the fund back up to start 2026 ready to support more awesome and worthy organizations working to protect their rivers and streams! Learn more at AlabamaRivers.org/DRIFT

MOBILE! We'll see you this evening with the NEW #S

MOBILE! We'll see you this evening with the NEW #SouthernExposure Films at the @crescenttheater! Join ARA and @sierraclubal to see these short documentaries celebrating special people and nature in Alabama, while discovering hidden treasures and exploring complex issues.

See the trailers and more info from our link in bio!

#MobileAL #Fairhope #WaterIsLife #DefendRivers #AlabamaRivers

We are so thankful to @blackbeltwr and @senatorrob

We are so thankful to @blackbeltwr and @senatorrobstewart who have been on the ground supporting the community of Marion as the town lost access to water. We've been talking with them to see how ARA can help. A huge thank you to @alabamabeerco and our DRIFT Fund committee for their immediate agreement to provide emergency funding for BBWR to purchase water for the community during the outage. We will continue to be in touch with community leaders to see how to help more in the long term!

#WaterIsLife #Marion #MarionWater #BlackBeltWomenRising #AlabamaBeerCo #AlabamaLight #DRIFTFund #DefendRivers #MarionAL

UNIONTOWN! Tomorrow evening at the Rec Center! Joi

UNIONTOWN! Tomorrow evening at the Rec Center! Join ARA, BlackBelt Women Rising, Senator Robert Stewart, SELC and more for the Public Meeting to learn more about the proposed pipeline project (SSE4) that puts new methane gas pipelines in 10 Alabama counties, including Perry County. See maps of exactly where the new pipelines would go and learn about concerns that may impact your property and your community. You'll be able to write and submit your comments then and there!

Learn more at the link in bio or at AlabamaRivers.org/pipeline

Montgomery! We can’t wait to see you tomorrow even

Montgomery! We can’t wait to see you tomorrow evening with the NEW Southern Exposure Films at the @clovercapri !

Join ARA and @friendsofthealabamariver for the FREE public screening of the NEW Southern Exposure Films! These short documentaries, created this summer, celebrate special people and nature in Alabama, while discovering hidden treasures and exploring complex issues

Thursday, November 20
at the Capri Theatre
Mix & Mingle at 5:30 pm | Films start at 6
Concession stand will be available!
Q&A + Discussion After

For more information about the films + filmmakers, please visit www.alabamarivers.org/se-montgomery

It was a long morning, but the Bessemer City Counc

It was a long morning, but the Bessemer City Council heard from many concerned citizens about the plans for a MASSIVE data center bordering Bessemer and McCalla. Ultimately, the Council voted 5-2 in favor of the zoning change to allow for the development of data center.

We want to thank Councilmembers Cleo King and Donna Thigpen for listening to each and every community member and voting NO on this monster of a project.

By greenlighting this project while ignoring serious questions and public records requests, the Bessemer City Council has turned its back on the very communities it is supposed to serve. We remain confident that this project will not come to fruition in its current form, and ARA will support neighbors in their continuing fight to ensure that their questions are answered, and their homes, livelihoods, and communities are protected. Stay tuned!

Bessemer residents! The LAST CHANCE to have your v

Bessemer residents! The LAST CHANCE to have your voice heard about the proposed data center, "Project Marvel", is this Tuesday at 9 am (Nov 18) at the Bessemer City Council meeting at City Hall (1700 3rd Avenue N). Don't let the final vote happen without YOU and YOUR VOICE.

We'll see you there with our partners at Black Warrior Riverkeeper, NAACP, SELC, The People's Justice Council, and GASP!

Please share with friends and neighbors in Bessemer. See our link in bio for more info!

#Bessemer #McCalla #DataCenters #MinusAI #ProjectMarvel #BessemerAL #bessemeralabama

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