【AI绿视界】护水者周报（2.17）

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本周周报（2025年2月17日）

缅怀

我们怀着沉痛的心情，告知大家洛斯卡沃斯海岸护水者玛莎・莫克特苏马离世的消息。玛莎无比忠诚且工作卓有成效，她对保护所在社区水域满怀热忱，始终坚定不移地奉献其中。所有认识她的人都会深切怀念她。
我们向玛莎的亲人、同事和朋友们致以诚挚的哀悼。

保护行动动态

巴尔尼海岸护水者（塞内加尔）：巴尔尼海岸护水者组织和其他环保团体正支持巴尔尼社区，抵制一座燃煤发电厂的建设。尽管面临法律挑战，居民们出于对环境恶化和健康风险的担忧，仍在反对该发电厂的建设。

卡哈巴河护水者（美国阿拉巴马州）：卡哈巴河护水者组织推出了 “卡哈巴百科”，这是一个永久性且易于访问的数字地图和数据存储库，收录了有关卡哈巴河流域的信息。该项目的构思源于卡哈巴河护水者组织对 2016 年 “殖民地管道” 泄漏事件的应对。那次事件暴露出，关于这条河流的关键信息分散在众多联邦、州和地方机构及组织中。在危机期间，查找有关河流的关键基础设施和数据耗费了大量宝贵的时间和资源。

查尔斯顿护水者（美国南卡罗来纳州）：查尔斯顿护水者组织最近在查尔斯顿海滨公园附近进行了一项非正式调查，发现沼泽地中至少有 11 起不同泄漏事件遗留的粒料。在沙利文岛进行的另一项调查发现了通常被称为粒料的小塑料珠，这些粒料似乎来自四个不同的源头。虽然仅凭这些数字并不能表明存在长期趋势，但它们有力地提醒人们，这种污染问题持续存在，而当地立法机构未能解决这一问题。

芬迪湾护水者（加拿大）：芬迪湾护水者组织支持圣安德鲁斯镇的一项计划，该计划旨在恢复坎波贝洛岛的鱼类栖息地，以此作为对一项新码头项目的补偿。恢复工作将包括拆除部分堤坝，以改善鱼类洄游通道，并使 21800 平方米的泥滩和盐沼恢复生机。

蒙特雷护水者（美国加利福尼亚州）：蒙特雷护水者组织迎来了娜塔莉・赫伦丁担任新的蒙特雷保护人兼执行董事。娜塔莉此前曾担任社区倡导中心（CCA）的执行董事和律师，在那里，她致力于改善萨利纳斯和帕哈罗山谷农场工人及低收入社区的住房、健康和经济状况。在加入社区倡导中心之前，她是老年人法律服务机构的诉讼主管，负责处理涉及蒙特雷县老年人遭受经济虐待、驱逐、住房和消费欺诈等方面的案件。

帕苏尔河护水者（孟加拉国）：帕苏尔河护水者组织及其合作伙伴通过组织人链的方式庆祝世界湿地日，要求关闭兰普尔发电厂，以保护孙德尔本斯湿地。

圣安东尼奥湾河口护水者（美国得克萨斯州）：圣安东尼奥湾河口护水者黛安・威尔逊正领导着反对埃克森美孚公司在得克萨斯州康福特角扩大其石化业务这一备受争议计划的斗争。这一最新项目凸显了墨西哥湾沿岸社区在应对石化行业对环境影响方面持续不断的抗争。作为一名活动家和退休的捕虾人，黛安此前曾因台塑公司向当地水道倾倒塑料垃圾而赢得了一项具有里程碑意义的 2000 万美元和解协议。

共享资源库

倡导资源

为支持针对清洁水、环境保护及政策所受攻击的有效反对策略，护水者为护水者组织创建了一个工具和资源库。该资源库可在下方二维码访问，并将根据政策发展、重点、挑战和机遇定期更新。此内容最初聚焦于美国总统选举及其对环境问题的影响，因为它是应美国护水者的要求创建的。这并非意在排他，然而，我们必须考虑到特朗普政府的许多政策决定和行动可能会产生全球影响。例如，美国退出《巴黎协定》对您所在地区有何影响？您是否担心这会削弱全球应对气候变化的努力？您所在地区与政治和环境形势相关的其他具体挑战或机遇，我们是否应该知晓？为确保满足所有护水者的需求，并加强全球对清洁水受攻击问题的统一应对，我们鼓励您与护水者会员服务总监巴特・米哈伊洛维奇分享反馈，以便为您的倡导工作提供及时且有针对性的支持。

护水者品牌工具包

长期提醒：护水者品牌工具包可在下方二维码获取。为确保我们护水者运动品牌的影响力和连贯性，请尽快更新低成本和数字化物料，高成本物料在需要更换时进行更新。这些更新适用于注册商标和集体商标的所有使用情况。有关品牌工具包的问题，请联系洛里・哈里森；有关质量标准和合规性问题，请联系巴特・米哈伊洛维奇。

FEBRUARY 17, 2025

IN MEMORIAMIt is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of Martha Moctezuma, Los Cabos Coastkeeper. Deeply loyal and highly effective, Martha’s passion for and dedication to protecting her community’s waters were unwavering. She will be profoundly missed by all who knew her. We send our heartfelt condolences to Martha’s loved ones, colleagues, and friends.

NEWS FROM THE MOVEMENT

Bargny Coast Waterkeeper(Senegal) and other environmental groups are backing the community of Bargny to block the construction of a coal-fired power plant. Despite facing legal challenges, residents are opposing the plant due to concerns over environmental degradation and health risks.

Cahaba Riverkeeper(Alabama, U.S.) launched Cahabapedia, a permanent and easily accessible digital map and data repository containing information on the Cahaba River watershed. The project was conceived following Cahaba Riverkeeper’s response to the 2016 Colonial Pipeline spills, which revealed that vital information about the river is scattered across many federal, state, and local agencies and organizations. Locating critical infrastructure and data about the river took valuable time and resources during the crisis.

Charleston Waterkeeper(South Carolina, U.S.) recently conducted an informal survey near Charleston’s Waterfront Park that found nurdles from at least 11 different spills in the marsh. Another survey on Sullivan’s Island uncovered small plastic beads, commonly known as nurdles, that appeared to come from four different sources. While these numbers alone don’t indicate a long-term trend, they serve as a stark reminder that this pollution problem continues to persist and that the local Legislature has failed to address it.

Fundy Baykeeper(Canada) is supporting the Town of Saint Andrews' plan to restore fish habitat on Campobello Island as compensation for a new wharf project. The restoration would involve removing part of a dike to improve fish passage and revitalize 21,800 square meters of mudflat and salt marsh.

Monterey Waterkeeper(California, U.S.) has welcomed Natalie Herendeen as the new Monterey Waterkeeper and Executive Director. Natalie previously served as the Executive Director and attorney for the Center for Community Advocacy (CCA), where she worked to improve housing, health, and economic conditions for farmworkers and low-income communities in the Salinas and Pajaro Valley. Before CCA, she was the litigation director at Legal Services for Seniors, where she handled cases involving financial abuse, evictions, housing, and consumer fraud for seniors in Monterey County.

Pasur River Waterkeeper(Bangladesh) and its partners observed World Wetlands Day by organizing a human chain to demand the shutdown of the Rampal Power Plant in order to protect the Sundarbans Wetlands.

San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper(Texas, U.S.) Diane Wilson is leading the fight against ExxonMobil’s controversial plans to expand its petrochemical operations in Point Comfort, Texas. This latest project underscores the ongoing struggle of Gulf Coast communities against the petrochemical industry’s environmental impact. As an activist and retired shrimper, Diane previously won a landmark $20 million settlement against Formosa Plastics for dumping plastic waste into local waterways.

SHELF LIBRARY

ADVOCACY RESOURCES

To support an effective opposition strategy against attacks on clean water, environmental protections, and policies, Waterkeeper Alliance has created a repository of tools and resources for Waterkeeper groups. This repository, available here, will be regularly updated based on policy developments, priorities, challenges, and opportunities. This content initially focuses on the U.S. presidential election and its implications for environmental issues, as it was created in response to requests from U.S. Waterkeeper groups. It was not intended to be exclusionary; however, we must consider that many of the policy decisions and actions from the Trump administration are likely to have global ramifications. For example, how has the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement affected your region? Do you fear it will undermine global efforts to combat climate change? Are there other specific challenges or opportunities related to the political and environmental landscape in your region that we should be aware of? To ensure we are meeting the needs of all Waterkeeper groups and strengthening a united global response to clean water attacks, we encourage you to share feedback with Bart Mihailovich, Waterkeeper Membership Services Director, to inform timely and tailored support for your advocacy efforts.

WATERKEEPER GROUP BRAND TOOLKIT

Standing reminder: the Waterkeeper Group Brand Toolkit is available here. To ensure brand strength and continuity for our Waterkeeper movement, please update low-cost and digital items as soon as possible, and high-cost items when they are due for replacement. These updates apply to all uses of the registered trademark and Collective Mark. For questions about the brand toolkit, please contact Lori Harrison; for Quality Standards and compliance questions, please contact Bart Mihailovich.

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编辑：陈林孝

初审：姚沁田

终审：董　舒