Project Clean Water is a county-wide initiative dedicated to protecting water quality in San Diego County. The initiative fosters greater awareness of everyday actions people can take to reduce runoff and stormwater pollution—click here to access our monthlys social media messaging.
Project Clean Water is made up of 21 agencies that offer a centralized point-of-access for water quality information, resources, and water management plans. Project Clean Water encompasses all 11 of the regional watersheds. The goal is to support the region’s water quality on behalf of healthy ecosystems and communities. For more information: www.projectcleanwater.org. Project Clean Water is a joint, coordinated effort by the: County of San Diego; City of San Diego; City of Carlsbad; City of Chula Vista; City of Coronado; City of Del Mar; City of El Cajon; City of Encinitas; City of Escondido; City of Imperial Beach; City of La Mesa; City of Lemon Grove; City of National City; City of Oceanside; City of Poway; City of San Marcos; City of Santee; City of Solana Beach; City of Vista; Port of San Diego; and the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority.
Stormwater pollution is the most persistent threat to San Diego's coastline and ecosystem. Water that enters storm drains is not treated, which means runoff from homes and properties can carry pollutants such as bacteria, chemicals, auto fluids or trash directly into our waterways, untreated. Project Clean Water was established because we all deserve clean water and we believe that together, we can make it happen.
Project Clean Water inspires people to take everyday actions to help prevent pollution and in doing so creating a healthier ecosystem and protecting the environment. We need everyone’s help to protect water quality and we all play a role in ensuring that our families, communities and future generations have clean water.
We ask that you share our message and help spread awareness about the initiatives and resources available through Project Clean Water. We’ve put together the following suggested social media copy and images to make spreading the news across your various channels as easy as possible. Thank you for your support!
There are many amazing people in San Diego County who are making a positive difference in their communities and working hard to help reduce stormwater pollution. In recognition of their incredible work, Project Clean Water is celebrating and highlighting these special individuals. Meet our very first Everyday Stormwater Superhero - Elisa, a Stormwater Environmental Specialist with a passion for protecting people and the environment from pollution.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water is proud to celebrate the people who are working to reduce stormwater pollution in San Diego County! Meet today’s Everyday Stormwater Superhero, Kenny, a Stormwater Inspector for the City of San Diego! He loves making a difference in the community and in the environment, and overall making San Diego a safer and healthier place for everyone.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water continues to celebrate the special individuals who are dedicated to reducing stormwater pollution in San Diego with our Everyday Stormwater Superheroes! Next up, meet Nadin, a Stormwater Inspector for the City of San Diego. She loves watersports and spending time in San Diego’s reservoirs, lakes, waterways and beaches. For her whole life she’s been aware of the importance of keeping our environment and water clean and safe for the community!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Introducing another amazing Everyday Stormwater Superhero: Jeremy, a Senior Environmental Science Inspector for the City of Escondido. He loves having an active role in protecting the environment and the public!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Meet our next Every Day Stormwater Superhero, @lucerosanchezz , a Community Policy Coordinator for @sd_coastkeeper! Lucero supports the organization’s policy and advocacy work through community engagement to ensure the prioritization of environmental justice and equity. She is a firm believer in the need for a multidimensional approach to solving the climate crisis that includes science, governance, and societal transformation.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now - link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Introducing our next Everyday Stormwater Superhero, Jake Nyberg, Deputy Director of Public Works for the City of Escondido. Jake is passionate about stormwater management because the growth of impervious surfaces throughout the city creates a unique challenge; "it's really an opportunity for us to improve the quality of life for our residents as we remove as many pollutants as we can." Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now - link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water is proud to celebrate another amazing Everyday Stormwater Superhero! Shannon is currently the Vice President of Community Relations for SD Loyal Soccer Club. Last year, she and her team completed more than 160 hours of beach clean ups and averaged 3 clean ups a week June-August. Shannon also enjoyed a career with the US Women’s National team for 12 years; playing in 176 games and scoring 60 goals!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
There are many amazing people in San Diego County who are making a positive difference in their communities and working hard to help reduce stormwater pollution. In recognition of their incredible work, Project Clean Water is celebrating and highlighting these special individuals. Meet our very first Everyday Stormwater Superhero - Elisa, a Stormwater Environmental Specialist with a passion for protecting people and the environment from pollution.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water is proud to celebrate the people who are working to reduce stormwater pollution in San Diego County! Meet today’s Everyday Stormwater Superhero, Kenny, a Stormwater Inspector for the City of San Diego! He loves making a difference in the community and in the environment, and overall making San Diego a safer and healthier place for everyone.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water continues to celebrate the special individuals who are dedicated to reducing stormwater pollution in San Diego with our Everyday Stormwater Superheroes! Next up, meet Nadin, a Stormwater Inspector for the City of San Diego. She loves watersports and spending time in San Diego’s reservoirs, lakes, waterways and beaches. For her whole life she’s been aware of the importance of keeping our environment and water clean and safe for the community!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Introducing another amazing Everyday Stormwater Superhero: Jeremy, a Senior Environmental Science Inspector for the City of Escondido. He loves having an active role in protecting the environment and the public!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Meet our next Every Day Stormwater Superhero, @lucerosanchezz , a Community Policy Coordinator for @sd_coastkeeper! Lucero supports the organization’s policy and advocacy work through community engagement to ensure the prioritization of environmental justice and equity. She is a firm believer in the need for a multidimensional approach to solving the climate crisis that includes science, governance, and societal transformation.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now - link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Introducing our next Everyday Stormwater Superhero, Jake Nyberg, Deputy Director of Public Works for the City of Escondido. Jake is passionate about stormwater management because the growth of impervious surfaces throughout the city creates a unique challenge; "it's really an opportunity for us to improve the quality of life for our residents as we remove as many pollutants as we can." Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now - link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water is proud to celebrate another amazing Everyday Stormwater Superhero! Shannon is currently the Vice President of Community Relations for SD Loyal Soccer Club. Last year, she and her team completed more than 160 hours of beach clean ups and averaged 3 clean ups a week June-August. Shannon also enjoyed a career with the US Women’s National team for 12 years; playing in 176 games and scoring 60 goals!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
There are many amazing people in San Diego County who are making a positive difference in their communities and working hard to help reduce stormwater pollution. In recognition of their incredible work, Project Clean Water is celebrating and highlighting these special individuals. Meet our very first Everyday Stormwater Superhero - Elisa, a Stormwater Environmental Specialist with a passion for protecting people and the environment from pollution.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water is proud to celebrate the people who are working to reduce stormwater pollution in San Diego County! Meet today’s Everyday Stormwater Superhero, Kenny, a Stormwater Inspector for the City of San Diego! He loves making a difference in the community and in the environment, and overall making San Diego a safer and healthier place for everyone.
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water continues to celebrate the special individuals who are dedicated to reducing stormwater pollution in San Diego with our Everyday Stormwater Superheroes! Next up, meet Nadin, a Stormwater Inspector for the City of San Diego. She loves watersports and spending time in San Diego’s reservoirs, lakes, waterways and beaches. For her whole life she’s been aware of the importance of keeping our environment and water clean and safe for the community!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Introducing another amazing Everyday Stormwater Superhero: Jeremy, a Senior Environmental Science Inspector for the City of Escondido. He loves having an active role in protecting the environment and the public!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
Introducing our next Everyday Stormwater Superhero, Jake Nyberg, Deputy Director of Public Works for the City of Escondido. Jake is passionate about stormwater management because the growth of impervious surfaces throughout the city creates a unique challenge; "it's really an opportunity for us to improve the quality of life for our residents as we remove as many pollutants as we can." Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now - link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Project Clean Water is proud to celebrate another amazing Everyday Stormwater Superhero! Shannon is currently the Vice President of Community Relations for SD Loyal Soccer Club. Last year, she and her team completed more than 160 hours of beach clean ups and averaged 3 clean ups a week June-August. Shannon also enjoyed a career with the US Women’s National team for 12 years; playing in 176 games and scoring 60 goals!
Know someone who would make a great Everyday Stormwater Superhero? Nominate them now! projectcleanwater.org/stormwater-superhero-nomination/ #projectcleanwater
We all deserve clean water and together we can make it happen. Learn more about @CleanWaterSD today.
projectcleanwater.org/who-is-project-clean-water/ #projectcleanwater
What exactly is a watershed? @CleanWaterSD is here to help you find out. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/what-is-a-watershed-and-why-does-it-matter-to-me-52w-4/ #projectcleanwater
Did you know? You can help the environment, conserve water, and save money all at the same time. Read on for
@CleanWaterSD's tips to help you be good to the planet and to your wallet. projectcleanwater.org/water-wise-money-savers-52w-5/ #projectcleanwater
Visiting tidepools is a year-round fun activity here in San Diego. Here are @CleanWaterSD's tips to make your visit even better.
projectcleanwater.org/tidepool-tips-52w-8/ #projectcleanwater
Together with their amazing partners, @CleanWaterSD works to help reduce stormwater pollution in San Diego County. Get to know the supporters behind this important initiative and learn how you can get involved.
projectcleanwater.org/our-non-profit-partners/ #projectcleanwater
Stormwater pollution is one of the most persistent threats to San Diego’s water quality. Stormwater is untreated – meaning that it travels directly into our rivers, lakes, and the ocean, along with any pollutants it may pick up along the way. Learn how you can help today with @CleanWaterSD. https://projectcleanwater.org/how-stormwater-pollution-is-affecting-san-diego/ #projectcleanwater
Pollution prevention gardening is all about smart, sustainable gardening that uses greener methods and fewer chemicals to help reduce stormwater pollution. Get tips and best practices from @CleanWaterSD. projectcleanwater.org/pollution-prevention-gardening-101/ #projectcleanwater
Did you know you can “harvest” rainwater? In fact, harvesting rainwater helps conserve water and protect our waterways from stormwater pollution. projectcleanwater.org/all-about-rain-barrels/ #projectcleanwater
To you know your common household hazardous materials? Read on for
@CleanWaterSD's list and learn how to dispose of them properly. projectcleanwater.org/water-wise-money-savers-52w-5/ #projectcleanwater
These are the most common stormwater pollutants - and @CleanWaterSD's tips on how to help keep them out of our waterways!
projectcleanwater.org/tidepool-tips-52w-8/ #projectcleanwater
Single use bags are a widely known pollutant, and have many negative effects including environmental damage, harm to wildlife, stormwater pollution, and more. Reusable shopping bags are a simple solution to this global and local issue, projectcleanwater.org/why-you-should-opt-for-reusable-bags/ #projectcleanwater
When it rains, runoff from your home and property can carry pollutants such as bacteria, chemicals, auto fluids or trash to our waterways. Water that enters our storm drains is not treated. Here are some actions you can take to help: projectcleanwater.org/rainy-season-checklist-are-you-ready-for-wet-weather/ #projectcleanwater
Did you know? The U.S. alone uses nearly 50 million plastic water bottles each year. The majority of these end up in waterways or landfills and are a major contributor to stormwater pollution and negative environmental effects. projectcleanwater.org/5-reasons-to-opt-for-reusable-water-bottles/ #projectcleanwater
Using mulch in your garden has several important benefits that will help the environment and make your life easier. If you haven’t already made the choice to use mulch, this list of reasons will convince you. projectcleanwater.org/why-mulch-is-a-must/ #projectcleanwater
We all deserve clean water and together we can make it happen. Learn more about @ProjectCleanWaterSD today. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
What exactly is a watershed? @ProjectCleanWaterSD is here to help you find out. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Did you know? You can help the environment, conserve water, and save money all at the same time. Read on for @ProjectCleanWaterSD's tips to help you be good to the planet and to your wallet. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Visiting tidepools is a year-round fun activity here in San Diego. Here are @ProjectCleanWaterSD's tips to make your visit even better. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Together with their amazing partners, @ProjectCleanWaterSD works to help reduce stormwater pollution in San Diego County. Get to know the supporters behind this important initiative and learn how you can get involved. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Stormwater pollution is one of the most persistent threats to San Diego’s water quality. Stormwater is untreated – meaning that it travels directly into our rivers, lakes, and the ocean, along with any pollutants it may pick up along the way. Learn how you can help today with @ProjectCleanWaterSD. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Pollution prevention gardening is all about smart, sustainable gardening that uses greener methods and fewer chemicals to help reduce stormwater pollution. Get tips and best practices from @ProjectCleanWaterSD. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Did you know you can “harvest” rainwater? In fact, harvesting rainwater helps conserve water and protect our waterways from stormwater pollution. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
To you know your common household hazardous materials? Read on for
@ProjectCleanWaterSD's list and learn how to dispose of them properly. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
These are the most common stormwater pollutants - and @ProjectCleanWaterSD's tips on how to help keep them out of our waterways! Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Single use bags are a widely known pollutant, and have many negative effects including environmental damage, harm to wildlife, stormwater pollution, and more. Reusable shopping bags are a simple solution to this global and local issue, and all it takes is a minute to remember to grab yours on the way to the store. We recommend keeping a bag or two in your car as well in case you forget them when you leave your home! Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
When it rains, runoff from your home and property can carry pollutants such as bacteria, chemicals, auto fluids or trash directly to our waterways. Water that enters our storm drains is not treated before it enters our local creeks, rivers and the ocean. Clean water means healthy communities. Here are some actions you can take to help keep our waterways clean during rainy season. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Did you know? The U.S. alone uses nearly 50 million plastic water bottles each year. The majority of these end up in waterways or landfills and are a major contributor to stormwater pollution and negative environmental effects. All we need to do to solve this issue is simply use less plastic water bottles and opt for reusable bottle instead.Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
Using mulch in your garden has several important benefits that will help the environment and make your life easier. If you haven’t already made the choice to use mulch, this list of reasons will convince you. Link in bio. #projectcleanwater
We all deserve clean water and together we can make it happen. Learn more about @project-clean-water-sd today.
projectcleanwater.org/who-is-project-clean-water/ #projectcleanwater
What exactly is a watershed? @project-clean-water-sd is here to help you find out. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/what-is-a-watershed-and-why-does-it-matter-to-me-52w-4/ #projectcleanwater
Did you know? You can help the environment, conserve water, and save money all at the same time. Read on for @project-clean-water-sd's tips to help you be good to the planet and to your wallet. projectcleanwater.org/water-wise-money-savers-52w-5/ #projectcleanwater
Visiting tidepools is a year-round fun activity here in San Diego. Here are @project-clean-water-sd's tips to make your visit even better.
projectcleanwater.org/tidepool-tips-52w-8/ #projectcleanwater
Together with their amazing partners, @project-clean-water-sd works to help reduce stormwater pollution in San Diego County. Get to know the supporters behind this important initiative and learn how you can get involved.
projectcleanwater.org/our-non-profit-partners/ #projectcleanwater
Pollution prevention gardening is all about smart, sustainable gardening that uses greener methods and fewer chemicals to help reduce stormwater pollution. Get tips and best practices from @project-clean-water-sd. projectcleanwater.org/pollution-prevention-gardening-101/ #projectcleanwater
Did you know you can “harvest” rainwater? In fact, harvesting rainwater helps conserve water and protect our waterways from stormwater pollution. projectcleanwater.org/all-about-rain-barrels/ #projectcleanwater
To you know your common household hazardous materials? Read on for
@project-clean-water-sd's list and learn how to dispose of them properly. projectcleanwater.org/water-wise-money-savers-52w-5/ #projectcleanwater
These are the most common stormwater pollutants - and @project-clean-water-sd's tips on how to help keep them out of our waterways!
projectcleanwater.org/tidepool-tips-52w-8/ #projectcleanwater
Single use bags are a widely known pollutant, and have many negative effects including environmental damage, harm to wildlife, stormwater pollution, and more. Reusable shopping bags are a simple solution to this global and local issue, and all it takes is a minute to remember to grab yours on the way to the store. We recommend keeping a bag or two in your car as well in case you forget them when you leave your home! Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/why-you-should-opt-for-reusable-bags/ #projectcleanwater
When it rains, runoff from your home and property can carry pollutants such as bacteria, chemicals, auto fluids or trash directly to our waterways. Water that enters our storm drains is not treated before it enters our local creeks, rivers and the ocean. Clean water means healthy communities. Here are some actions you can take to help keep our waterways clean during rainy season. projectcleanwater.org/rainy-season-checklist-are-you-ready-for-wet-weather/ #projectcleanwater
Did you know? The U.S. alone uses nearly 50 million plastic water bottles each year. The majority of these end up in waterways or landfills and are a major contributor to stormwater pollution and negative environmental effects. All we need to do to solve this issue is simply use less plastic water bottles and opt for reusable bottle instead. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/5-reasons-to-opt-for-reusable-water-bottles/ #projectcleanwater
Using mulch in your garden has several important benefits that will help the environment and make your life easier. If you haven’t already made the choice to use mulch, this list of reasons will convince you. projectcleanwater.org/why-mulch-is-a-must/ #projectcleanwater
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Protect your local waterways from pollution - join @CleanWaterSD and learn how your individual actions can make a difference. Take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/
#projectcleanwater
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Simple, individual actions can lead to clean water and healthier communities. @CleanWaterSD is ready to show you how. Take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/
#projectcleanwater
Spring 2021
Stormwater pollution is the most persistent threat to San Diego's coastline and ecosystem - and your simple, individual actions can help! Join @ProjectCleanWaterSD and take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today - link in bio. #projectcleanwater
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One year, 52 simple weekly actions that you can take to reduce stormwater pollution. Take Project Clean Water's 52 Week Pledge today: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/
#projectcleanwater
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Protect your local waterways from pollution - join @ProjectCleanWaterSD and learn how your individual actions can make a difference. Take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today - link in bio. #projectcleanwater(Add to bio: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/)
Spring 2021
Simple, individual actions can lead to clean water and healthier communities. @ProjectCleanWaterSD is ready to show you how. Take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today - link in bio. #projectcleanwater(Add to bio: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/)
Spring 2021
Stormwater pollution is the most persistent threat to San Diego's coastline and ecosystem - and your simple, individual actions can help! Join @ProjectCleanWaterSD and ake the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today - link in bio. #projectcleanwater(Add to bio: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/)
Spring 2021
One year, 52 simple weekly actions that you can take to reduce stormwater pollution. Take Project Clean Water's 52 Week Pledge today: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/#projectcleanwater
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Protect your local waterways from pollution - join @ProjectCleanWaterSD and learn how your individual actions can make a difference. Take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/
#projectcleanwater
Spring 2021
Simple, individual actions can lead to clean water and healthier communities. @ProjectCleanWaterSD is ready to show you how. Take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/
#projectcleanwater
Spring 2021
Stormwater pollution is the most persistent threat to San Diego's coastline and ecosystem - and your simple, individual actions can help! Join @ProjectCleanWaterSD and take the 52 Ways To Love Your Water Pledge today: www.projectcleanwater.org/52-ways-to-love-h20/
#projectcleanwater
Spring 2021
Test your clean water knowledge! When water goes into the storm drains in your area, does it go to a treatment plant first, or is it released into local waterways without treatment?
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#projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What is a watershed?
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#projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What are some common water runoff contaminants?
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#projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! True or false? You can earn rebates for using emission-reducing practices at home.
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Test your clean water knowledge! What should you do if you see water pollution?
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Test your clean water knowledge! True or false? It is best to apply fertilizer to your lawn or garden before it rains.
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#projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What is the largest watershed in San Diego?
Take the @CleanWaterSD Clean Water projectcleanwater.org
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Test your clean water knowledge! True or false? Storm drains and sewers are the same.
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#projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What is the most eco-friendly way to clean your car?
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#projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What are some effective ways to make your yard more water-wise?
projectcleanwater.org
#projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! When water goes into the storm drains in your area, does it go to a treatment plant before it is released, or is it released into local waterways or the ocean without treatment? #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What is a watershed? #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What are some common water runoff contaminants? #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! True or false? You can earn rebates for using emission-reducing practices at home. #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What should you do if you see water pollution? #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! True or false? It is best to apply fertilizer to your lawn or garden before it rains. #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What is the largest watershed in San Diego? #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! True or false? Storm drains and sewers are the same. #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What is the most eco-friendly way to clean your car? #projectcleanwater
Test your clean water knowledge! What are some effective ways to make your yard more water-wise?#projectcleanwater
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We all deserve clean water and together we can make it happen. Follow @CleanWaterSD today and learn how you can help. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org #projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
Become a part of the solution. Follow @CleanWaterSD and see how you can make a difference today. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org #projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
We all play a role in ensuring our families, communities and future generations have clean water. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD today and learn how you can help. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org #projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
Did you know? Stormwater pollution is the most persistent threat to San Diego's coastline and ecosystem. Follow @CleanWaterSD and find out how you can help. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org
#projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
Clean water means healthy communities, and together we can make it happen. Follow @CleanWaterSD today and find out how you can make a difference. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org
#projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
We all deserve clean water and together we can make it happen. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD today and learn how you can help. Link in bio to learn more. #projectcleanwater(Link: ProjectCleanWater.org)
Spring/Summer 2021
Become a part of the solution. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD and see how you can make a difference today. Link in bio to learn more. #projectcleanwater(Link: ProjectCleanWater.org)
Spring/Summer 2021
We all play a role in ensuring our families, communities and future generations have clean water. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD today and learn how you can help. Link in bio to learn more. #projectcleanwater(Link: ProjectCleanWater.org)
Spring/Summer 2021
Did you know? Stormwater pollution is the most persistent threat to San Diego's coastline and ecosystem. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD and find out how you can help. Link in bio to learn more. #projectcleanwater(Link: ProjectCleanWater.org)
Spring/Summer 2021
Clean water means healthy communities, and together we can make it happen. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD today and find out how you can make a difference. Link in bio to learn more. #projectcleanwater(Link: ProjectCleanWater.org)
Spring/Summer 2021
We all deserve clean water and together we can make it happen. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD today and learn how you can help. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org #projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
Become a part of the solution. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD and see how you can make a difference today. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org #projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
We all play a role in ensuring our families, communities and future generations have clean water. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD today and learn how you can help. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org #projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
Did you know? Stormwater pollution is the most persistent threat to San Diego's coastline and ecosystem. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD and find out how you can help. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org
#projectcleanwater
Spring/Summer 2021
Clean water means healthy communities, and together we can make it happen. Follow @ProjectCleanWaterSD today and find out how you can make a difference. Learn more at ProjectCleanWater.org
#projectcleanwater
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Help keep your community, rivers, creeks and oceans clean by recycling, donating and properly disposing of unwanted items. Go to WasteFreeSD.org to learn more.
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Did you know that illegal dumping can contaminate our waterways and hurt our environment? Check out WasteFreeSD.org for easy-to-use resources to help you rid your waste.
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Have items that you no longer need but are still in good shape? Donate them to a charity! Visit WasteFreeSD.org for information on what's recyclable and where to donate.
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Whether you are moving out or spring cleaning, remember to put aside items that can be donated or repaired. Visit WasteFreeSD.org for information on where to donate.
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Make getting rid of your unwanted items an interactive event! Host a garage sale or a clothing exchange to sell or trade items and donate the rest.
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Remember, safe disposal of household hazardous waste can reduce stormwater pollution, maintain our environment and keep you and your loved ones healthy.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
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Many common products that we use in our daily lives—such as paint, motor oil, medications and e-waste—contain potentially hazardous materials and require special care when disposed of. Go to WasteFreeSD.org to find out how.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
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Improperly disposed waste can clog storm drains causing flooding during rain events. Keep San Diego clean by taking your unwanted items to a Licensed Drop-Off Zone. Visit WasteFreeSD.org to find the closest drop-off locations near you.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
For those items that are just too large to fit in a trash container, contact your waste disposal provider and ask about their bulky pickup program.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Did you know that some thrift stores offer bulky pickup for larger donation items? Call before you haul and you can save yourself a trip!
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Replacing your appliances? You can drop off any non-working appliances at your local scrap metal recycler (tip: some of these retailers offer pick-up services!).
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Water pollution affects everyone. If you see anything other than rainwater in the curb, gutter, alley or street, report it! You can use Project Clean Water's Report Pollution tool on projectcleanwater.org.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
It's National Cleanup Day! If everyone picked up one piece of litter, just think of the impact we could have on our planet. Find a cleanup event near you at cleanupday.org.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
September 17, 2022
Preventing water pollution is something that we can all do. This World Water Monitoring Day, learn about and test the water quality in your area. Go to www.monitorwater.org/about for information about purchasing kits to test the water in your community.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
September 18, 2022
Happy National Recycling Day! Recycling goes beyond plastics and paper. For more information on the different kinds of household recyclables and how to properly dispose of them, go to WasteFreeSD.org.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
November 15, 2022
It's National Recycling Month! This month, show your community and environment some love through the act of recycling. Head to WasteFreeSD.org for a list of environmentally friendly ways to get rid of your household items.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
April 2023
Did you know there are 11 watersheds in San Diego County? If you live within a watershed, actions you take at your home and within your community can help protect the water quality in our rivers, lakes and ocean.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
May 20, 2023
Now until July 7, it's Clean Beaches Week! Celebrate this week by participating in a beach cleanup, visiting a tide pool or learning about your local watershed.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
July 1-7, 2023
Moving out of your dorm? Make your move sustainable! Go to WasteFreeSD.org for an easy guide for hauling, donating and disposing your unwanted items.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
June 2023
Help keep your community, rivers, creeks and oceans clean by recycling, donating and properly disposing of unwanted items. Go to WasteFreeSD.org to learn more.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Did you know that illegal dumping can contaminate our waterways and hurt our environment? Check out WasteFreeSD.org for easy-to-use resources to help you rid your waste.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Have items that you no longer need but are still in good shape? Donate them to a charity! Visit WasteFreeSD.org for information on what's recyclable and where to donate.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Whether you are moving out or spring cleaning, remember to put aside items that can be donated or repaired. Visit WasteFreeSD.org for information on where to donate.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Make getting rid of your unwanted items an interactive event! Host a garage sale or a clothing exchange to sell or trade items and donate the rest.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Remember, safe disposal of household hazardous waste can reduce stormwater pollution, maintain our environment and keep you and your loved ones healthy.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Many common products that we use in our daily lives—such as paint, motor oil, medications and e-waste—contain potentially hazardous materials and require special care when disposed of. Go to WasteFreeSD.org to find out how.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Improperly disposed waste can clog storm drains causing flooding during rain events. Keep San Diego clean by taking your unwanted items to a Licensed Drop-Off Zone. Visit WasteFreeSD.org to find the closest drop-off locations near you.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
For those items that are just too large to fit in a trash container, contact your waste disposal provider and ask about their bulky pickup program.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Did you know that some thrift stores offer bulky pickup for larger donation items? Call before you haul and you can save yourself a trip!
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Replacing your appliances? You can drop off any non-working appliances at your local scrap metal recycler (tip: some of these retailers offer pick-up services!).
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Water pollution affects everyone. If you see anything other than rainwater in the curb, gutter, alley or street, report it! You can use Project Clean Water's Report Pollution tool on projectcleanwater.org.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
2022-2023
Preventing water pollution is something that we can all do. This World Water Monitoring Day, learn about and test the water quality in your area. Go to www.monitorwater.org/about for information about purchasing kits to test the water in your community.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
September 18, 2022
Happy National Recycling Day! Recycling goes beyond plastics and paper. For more information on the different kinds of household recyclables and how to properly dispose of them, go to WasteFreeSD.org.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
November 15, 2022
It's National Recycling Month! This month, show your community and environment some love through the act of recycling. Head to WasteFreeSD.org for a list of environmentally friendly ways to get rid of your household items.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
April 2023
Moving out of your dorm? Make your move sustainable! Go to WasteFreeSD.org for an easy guide for hauling, donating and disposing your unwanted items.
#DudeBeCoolDontDump
June 2023
Dog waste is a major source of bacteria in our waterways. Clean up after your pup with dog poop bags and make sure to dispose of them in a covered trash receptacle. Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody to learn more. #KeepSDDoodyFree
Keep San Diego doody free! Whether it's in your yard, park or on your walk, make sure your pup's poop makes it way into a covered trash receptacle. Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody to learn more. #KeepSDDoodyFree
San Diego County has more than 600,000 dogs of all shapes and sizes—and all of them poop! That's about 136 million pounds of poop per year. Pick up after your pets and keep San Diego doody free! Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody for more information. #KeepSDDoodyFree
All pups poop! Be prepared before you head out for a walk—always have a plastic bag to pick up your pup's poop and make sure that used bag goes into a covered trash receptacle. Find out more ways to keep San Diego doody free at projectcleanwater.org/doody #KeepSDDoodyFree
Don't leave used dog waste bags out! Dog waste bags do not break down and are a major source of litter that can get into our storm drains and into our watersheds. Keep San Diego doody free—go to projectcleanwater.org/doody to learn how. #KeepSDDoodyFree
Dog poop cannot be used as fertilizer! Unlike actual fertilizer, dog poop has bacteria and viruses—which can get into our water if not disposed of properly. Pick up after your pups and keep San Diego doody free! Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody to learn more. #KeepSDDoodyFree
When not picked up, dog poop—and all of its bacteria—can get washed into our storm drains and into our waterways like rivers, bays and beaches. We don't want to swim in that! Keep San Diego doody free. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/doody #KeepSDDoodyFree
Water that enters our storm drains is not treated, and often contains pollutants like dog waste, trash and automobile fluids, which pollute our beaches and harm fish and wildlife. Keep San Diego doody free. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/doody #KeepSDDoodyFree
Dog waste is a major source of bacteria in our waterways. Clean up after your pup with dog poop bags and make sure to dispose of them in a covered trash receptacle. Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody to learn more. #KeepSDDoodyFree
Keep San Diego doody free! Whether it's in your yard, park or on your walk, make sure your pup's poop makes it way into a covered trash receptacle. Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody to learn more. #KeepSDDoodyFree
San Diego County has more than 600,000 dogs of all shapes and sizes—and all of them poop! That's about 136 million pounds of poop per year. Pick up after your pets and keep San Diego doody free! Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody for more information. #KeepSDDoodyFree
All pups poop! Be prepared before you head out for a walk—always have a plastic bag to pick up your pup's poop and make sure that used bag goes into a covered trash receptacle. Find out more ways to keep San Diego doody free at projectcleanwater.org/doody #KeepSDDoodyFree
Don't leave used dog waste bags out! Dog waste bags do not break down and are a major source of litter that can get into our storm drains and into our watersheds. Keep San Diego doody free—go to projectcleanwater.org/doody to learn how. #KeepSDDoodyFree
Dog poop cannot be used as fertilizer! Unlike actual fertilizer, dog poop has bacteria, viruses and parasites in it—all of which can get into our water if not disposed of properly. Pick up after your pups and keep San Diego doody free! Go to projectcleanwater.org/doody for more information. #KeepSDDoodyFree
When not picked up, dog poop—and all of its bacteria—can get washed into our storm drains and into our waterways like rivers, bays and beaches. We don't want to swim in that! Keep San Diego doody free. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/doody #KeepSDDoodyFree
Water that enters our storm drains is not treated, and often contains pollutants like dog waste, trash and automobile fluids, which pollute our beaches and harm fish and wildlife. Keep San Diego doody free. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/doody #KeepSDDoodyFree
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This summer, @CleanWaterSD is launching their “Trash Free Starts with Me” campaign to encourage San Diegans to reduce, reuse, refuse and recycle properly to prevent trash from entering our waterways. Learn how you can get involved at https://projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Stormwater does not get treated before entering our waterways—trash not properly disposed of can end up in our ocean, affecting our water quality and threatening marine life. Find out how you can reduce, reuse, recycle and refuse at projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Do you know your city’s recycling and composting guidelines? What goes into our bins matters. @CleanWaterSD's “Trash Free Starts with Me” campaign is here to give you the (good) dirt on your waste management practices. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Fact: every year, more than 500,000 pounds of trash enter San Diego’s waterways, harming marine life. This summer, get involved with the “Trash Free Starts with Me” campaign and create a cleaner future. Go to projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ to get involved. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #1: Reduce single-use plastics, such as cups, utensils and straws. These items are a major source of pollution and do not break down. Instead, they become microplastics that can get into our waterways and pollute our environment. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #2: Opt for reusable or washable cups, utensils or bags whenever you can. Choose one single-use item a month to switch out with a reusable one—and switch oudst an item every month. You’ll be living sustainably in no time! #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #3: Reduce your waste all together by refusing items you do not need. Make a list before heading out or set a budget for the month so you only buy what you need. This will help you cut down on any unnecessary waste around your home. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #4: Be mindful of your recyclables—and all the items you put in your bins. Properly disposing of your trash, compost, recycling and hazardous materials can have major benefits to the environment and reduces our carbon footprint. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Keeping our community clean and beautiful takes all of us! This summer, participate in local cleanup events to remove litter from your favorite parks, playgrounds, and outdoor spaces. Go to projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ to get involved. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
This summer, Project Clean Water is launching their “Trash Free Starts with Me” campaign to encourage San Diegans to reduce, reuse, refuse and recycle properly to prevent trash from entering our waterways. Learn how you can get involved at projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Stormwater does not get treated before entering our waterways. This means that any trash left behind from your picnics, camping or beach days can end up in our ocean and other waterways, affecting our water quality and threatening marine life. Find out how you can reduce, reuse, recycle and refuse at projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Do you know your city’s recycling and composting guidelines? What goes into—and how we sort—our bins matters. Project Clean Water’s “Trash Free Starts with Me” campaign is here to give you the (good) dirt on your waste management practices. Learn more at projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Here’s a not so fun fact: every year, more than 500,000 pounds of trash enter San Diego’s waterways, harming marine life and ecosystems. This summer, be part of the solution and get involved with the “Trash Free Starts with Me” campaign and start creating a cleaner future. Go to projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ to get involved. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #1: Reduce single-use plastics, such as cups, utensils and straws. These items are a major source of pollution and do not break down. Instead, they become microplastics that can get into our waterways and pollute our environment. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #2: Opt for reusable or washable cups, utensils or bags whenever you can. Choose one single-use item a month to switch out with a reusable one—and switch out an item every month. You’ll be living sustainably in no time! #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #3: Reduce your waste all together by refusing items you do not need. Make a list before heading out or set a budget for the month so you only buy what you need. This will help you cut down on any unnecessary waste around your home. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Trash-free tip #4: Be mindful of your recyclables—and all the items you put in your bins. Properly disposing of your trash, compost, recycling and hazardous materials can have major benefits to the environment and reduces our carbon footprint. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023
Keeping our community clean and beautiful takes all of us! This summer, participate in local cleanup events to remove litter from your favorite parks, playgrounds, and outdoor spaces. Go to projectcleanwater.org/trash-free/ to get involved. #TrashFreeStartsWithMe
Summer 2023