The Georgia Water Coalition publishes the annual Dirty Dozen list as a call to action, highlighting the worst offenses to Georgia's water - offenses that are the consequences of an under-funded state environmental agency and a lack of political will to aggressively enforce laws that protect our water, land, air, and people.
2018 Dirty Dozen Report
Links to sections of report as well as a pdf of the entire report are found below this image.
Georgia’s Public Health: Legislators divert funds intended for clean community programs. (Statewide)
Georgia’s Streams and Rivers: Legislators fail to protect vulnerable Georgia streams. (Statewide)
Cumberland Island: Proposed spaceport threatens premiere barrier islands (Camden County)
Georgia’s Wetlands: Federal assault on Clean Water Act threatens Georgia’s water. (Statewide)
Press Release - Dirty Dozen 2018 - Dirty Politics Lead to Dirty Water
Nominate for the Dirty Dozen Report
Nominations were accepted until August 15, 2018.
Previous Dirty Dozen Reports
Georgia Water Coalition's Dirty Dozen 2016
Georgia Water Coalition's Dirty Dozen 2014
Georgia Water Coalition’s Dirty Dozen 2012
Georgia Water Coalition’s Dirty Dozen 2015
Georgia Water Coalition’s Dirty Dozen 2013
Georgia Water Coalition’s Dirty Dozen 2011