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Choosing advocacy pathways

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About Choosing Advocacy Pathways

Community groups facing an environmental concern often need to choose an advocacy strategy. Talking about what has been done in the past, identifying pathways forward, and picking the ones that make the most sense for your group are important step. It is important at this stage for your group to consider all the possibilities, identifying resources you have, and weighing challenges you face.

Choosing Advocacy Pathways Activities

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Frequently Asked Questions

Title Author Updated Likes Comments
What strategies have been implemented to use citizen science successfully in litigation? @julia_e_masters almost 3 years ago 1
Enforcement on inactive permits? @ekpeterman about 3 years ago 3
How do you turn results about environmental pollution into personal actions that people can take? @bhamster over 3 years ago 2
How do you make results from environmental monitoring personally meaningful to people? @bhamster over 3 years ago 2
What methods have you used to raise initial public awareness of a local issue? @bhamster over 3 years ago 8
Are there examples where environmental concerns were addressed as a result of people filing complaints (or suspected permit violations)? @stevie almost 5 years ago 7
What actions can residents take to use environmental data to make an impact in their community? @jessicac about 5 years ago 4
How can DIY/community-collected environmental data be used? @wmacfarl over 5 years ago 4
Why do individuals/organizations want to collect water quality data? @wmacfarl almost 5 years ago 3
Has odor ever been used against an industry in court? @stevie about 6 years ago 4
How could the new basic microscope project be used in building towards advocacy outcomes? @stevie over 6 years ago 0
How is a Technical Advisory Committee formed (for a Citizen Science Project)? @jjcreedon about 7 years ago 4
Looking for open data resources to track public permitting processes. @kgradow1 about 7 years ago 1
What do you do if your environmental concern is linked to your neighbor's paycheck? @gretchengehrke over 7 years ago 2
How do I know which key points to push when making a public comment against an industry? @stevie almost 8 years ago 1

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