Recent decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court and federal agencies have created confusion about whether certain waters will remain protected by the Clean Water Act – the nation's most important law limiting water pollution.

The Bush administration is now taking public comment on a policy that would jeopardize thousands of streams and wetlands. Tomorrow is the deadline to weigh in!

Click here before time runs out to urge the Bush administration to change course and protect all waters from destruction and pollution.

Under review is an Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers policy that leaves many waters, including wetlands and tributary streams, without protection and even open for destruction.

If you care about clean water for drinking, swimming, fish and wildlife, now is the time to ACT!

The policy affects 20 million acres of "isolated" wetlands and nearly 2 million miles of streams that do not flow year-round. Even in the case of water bodies that provide drinking water, the guidance as written does not provide protection.

Please, write a comment to the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers urging them to substantially revise their policy. Help us send a message to the administration that ALL of America's lakes, streams, creeks, rivers, and wetlands deserve protection!w to make a secure online donation to help support our efforts to protect our clean water, clea