Clean Water is Good for Business – Delaware River Watershed

Download: The Business Case for Supporting Clean Water in the Delaware River Watershed

JOIN THE COALITION AND RECIEVE UPDATES BY SIGNING ON TO OUR PRINCIPLES 

We Believe:

• Clean water is a priority in the Delaware River Watershed and across the country. We as a society need to place more emphasis on the importance of clean water to our economy, our environment, and our quality of life.
• All water resources—including upstream sources like streams, wetlands, and other water bodies—must be protected, as all are essential to the functioning natural system. Successful protection will require a collaborative, regional approach while managing and treating water locally to maintain the local water balance, recharge aquifers, reduce water consumption, and reduce waste loads to the surrounding environment.
• Public and private spending to improve protections for the Delaware River Watershed is an economic necessity.
• Investment in clean, smart water technology and other market-based solutions are key tools to protect the Delaware River Watershed while simultaneously creating jobs and strengthening our economy
• Protecting, managing and restoring land in the Delaware River Basin is crucial to a healthy watershed.
• Water quality data should be collected freely and shared easily between municipal, state, and federal government agencies, private entities, and the public.

Click here for the list of current signatories to these principles.

The Clean Water is Good for Business Delaware River Watershed Executive Committee:

If you are a business in NJ interested in being involved contact Richard Lawton,rlawton@njsbcouncil.org.

If you are a business in NY interested in being involved contact Bob Rossi, bob@ny-sbc.org.

If you are an agriculture business in PA contact Nadine Clopton,nadine.clopton@rodaleinstitute.org.

If you are a business in PA interested in being involved contact Alex Cupo, Alex@sbnphiladelphia.org.

The Clean Water is Good for Business Delaware River Watershed Steering Committee: