Elect to Conserve: Choose water as the most important conservation issue in PA

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YOU can vote for Pennsylvania's most important conservation issue. In this election, a vote for Montrell means you think water quality and conservation is the most important conservation issue in PA. Your vote for Montrell/water can help PEC win $5,000, and you can be entered into a sweepstakes to win a rain barrel and composter.
Background: 

 

Water - we just can't live without it.  Actually, to be clear, "clean" water....  We all need clean water to survive, and not just the water that sustains us as humans: all of the water needed by plants and animals on which we rely for food and so many other things.

Arguably there can be no greater cause for our Commonwealth today than to conserve clean water.

                 Click here to vote for Clean Water!

PA iCon Montrell thinks water is the most important conservation issue in Pennsylvania - show us that you think so too! 

 

Montrell has demonstrated an incredible commitment to protecting and conserving water, motivated by his interest in amphibians.  Montrell is from Harrisburg, and recently enrolled in Shippensburg State University.  Click here to learn more about Montrell and vote for water conservation as the most important conservation issue in Pennsylvania!

By voting for Montrell, you promote the cause of clean water, you register to win a free rain barrel, and you support PEC because the winner of this election will receive $5,000.  Voting ends at midnight on November 4.

After you VOTE FOR MONTRELL, click the link below to learn about how PEC is involved with protecting and conserving our waterways. 

PEC's water conservation work includes:

  • the development of Rivers Conservation Plans,
  • protecting the Great Lakes, 
  • watershed partnerships and coalitions with communities,
  • innovative ways to manage stormwater,
  • planting riparian buffers (streamside trees and shrubs),
  • sediment and nutrient reduction programs, and
  • water trails for recreation.

Click here to learn more about PEC's water resources work.