Edison Wetlands Association

Edison Wetlands Association (EWA) is a grassroots non-profit organization dedicated to protecting human health and the environment through conservation and the cleanup of hazardous waste sites.

About Edison Wetlands Achievements Boycott Polluters Hands Across the Sand Helpful Links Pass a Township Resolution How you can help History The Green Rabbit Story Programs Brownfields to Greenfields Environmental Education Programs Environmental Justice Raritan River Initiative Toxics Program Frequently Asked Questions Pompton Lakes Raritan Bay Slag Superfund Site Re-instatement of the Superfund corporate tax Ringwood Landfill Superfund Site Terms & Abbreviations Triple C Ranch Farm Animals Save Our Farm! Save-A-Friend Animal Rescue Connect with EWA	Achievements Edison Wetlands Association honors include: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental Quality Award New Jersey Senate’s & Assembly’s Joint Legislative Resolution honoring EWA Environmental Leadership Award from the Grassroots Environmental Movement in New Jersey The Natives of the Earth Ecology Award The NY-NJ Baykeeper Award for Grassroots Environmentalism Honors from the Coalition for a Better Edison The Edison Township Health Advisory Committee Edison Wetlands Association spearheaded efforts to save the last remaining farm in the Edison area, the Triple C Ranch and Nature Center, which now offers environmental education programs and recreational trails free to the public. Edison Wetlands Association has testified before the United States Senate on the Federal Superfund three times since 1997. EWA’s work has been profiled in a national bestseller, The New York Times, Time Magazine, NBC Nightly News, CNN, Mother Jones, Los Angeles Times and other national media.

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