【AI绿视界】护水者周报（11.10）

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本周周报（2025年11月10日）

重要截止日期

11月1日—12月15日

美国环境律师学院面向美国境外水卫士组织的公益活动

11月10日—21日

《联合国气候变化框架公约》第三十次缔约方大会（COP30）

11月12日—14日

北美地区峰会

保护行动动态

美国佛罗里达州阿巴拉契科拉河护水者组织（Apalachicola Riverkeeper）正在庆祝其2025年“河流徒步之旅”圆满完成。这一筹款与宣导活动为该组织的倡导、教育及外展工作提供支持，志愿者团队筹集的资金100%将直接用于其相关工作。徒步团队沿阿巴拉契科拉河全程107英里行进，今年的参与者齐心协力，促成了此次极具成效且令人难忘的活动。

美国阿拉巴马州黑勇士河护水者组织（Black Warrior Riverkeeper）已对PB服务有限责任公司（PB Services LLC）提起联邦诉讼，指控该公司在杰斐逊县的贝西矿场和刺槐溪红岩矿区违反《清洁水法》。诉讼称，该公司排放的镉、锰、硒、铊、总悬浮固体及有毒物质等多种污染物，超出了其排污许可证规定的限值。同时指控PB服务有限责任公司的排污许可证已过期两年多未续期，且未按要求对排放物进行采样检测。诉讼指出，贝西矿场和刺槐溪矿区的作业将处理后的废水排入黑勇士河的刺槐溪支流及一条无名支流。

恭喜美国北卡罗来纳州山地真爱组织（MountainTrue）——包括布罗德河护水者、弗伦奇布罗德河护水者、格林河护水者、瓦托加河护水者及上新河护水者——在受海伦飓风影响的北卡罗来纳州社区牵头开展了一项规模达1000万美元的河流清理项目。该笔资金将用于雇佣专业团队、拓展至田纳西州东部的流域，并维持其79名工作人员的就业至2027年8月。自灾害发生以来，山地真爱组织已成功从北卡罗来纳州西部的水道中清理出超过400万磅废弃物。

恭喜美国缅因州佩诺布斯科特湾护水者组织（Penobscot Bay Waterkeeper）成功收购北欧水产养殖公司的旧工厂式渔场，并将这一标志性地块永久保护，供社区共享。北欧水产养殖公司此前为在小河湾和佩诺布斯科特湾建设渔场展开了七年努力，而该项目可能引发污染和环境破坏，危害水质并损害周边森林与湿地。在护水者组织的反对下，该公司去年放弃了项目及地块。佩诺布斯科特湾护水者组织执行董事皮特·尼科尔斯表示，筹集150万美元收购该地块是一个漫长且充满挑战的过程，他对社区在整个项目中的支持表达了诚挚感谢。

美国哥伦比亚特区波托马克河护水者联盟（Potomac Riverkeeper Network）将推出一个由三部分组成的网络研讨会系列，主题聚焦有毒“永久化学物”与生物固体的土地施用。第一期研讨会“农业中土地施用生物固体带来的全氟和多氟烷基物质（PFAS）人体健康风险”，将探讨全氟和多氟烷基物质如何在农业系统中迁移，以及其对人体健康、食品安全和水质的影响。欢迎农业科学、生态毒理学、工程学及公共卫生领域的专家于美国东部时间11月19日（周三）下午6:00-7:00参与，了解最新研究成果及降低风险、保护社区的相关策略。点击此处注册。

美国俄勒冈州图拉丁河护水者组织（Tualatin Riverkeeper）作为特邀嘉宾亮相KBOO电台《焦点》节目，探讨应对日益严峻的威胁、保护自然资源的相关措施。俄勒冈州图拉丁河流域是美国最肥沃的农业区之一，但大型数据中心正迅速占用农田，且作为单一行业，其耗水量和耗电量达到了前所未有的水平。这是该系列两期节目中的第二期，揭露了数据中心的破坏性影响，并强调了主动应对这些问题的重要性。

伊拉克护水者组织（Waterkeepers Iraq）近期宣布启动新的重水处理项目。经过多年筹备，该项目已进入最后阶段，处理站即将投入运营，这标志着该地区迎来历史性转折点。

Novemeber 10, 2025

IMPORTANT DEADLINES

November 1-December 15

American College of Environmental Lawyers Benefit for non-U.S. Waterkeeper groups

November 10-21

30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change

November 12-14

North America Regional

NEWS FROM THE MOVEMENT

A recent Business Insider exposé reveals how the United States continues to send millions of pounds of plastic waste to Indonesia, despite the country’s ban on such imports. This report provides important context for the daily reality and challenges that local Waterkeepers like Brantas River Waterkeeper Daru Setyorini tirelessly confront. Plastic pollution in the Brantas River threatens the health of entire communities and highlights the deep injustice of global waste dumping on developing nations. Revisit this series 2 episode of the Equity In Every Drop podcast to hear Daru discuss the devastating impacts on her river, the health risks for local residents, and the power of youth advocacy, including the inspiring work of her daughter, Nina.

Apalachicola Riverkeeper (Florida, U.S.) is celebrating the successful completion of its 2025 RiverTrek. This fundraising and awareness campaign supports the organization's advocacy, education, and outreach efforts, with 100% of the funds raised by volunteer team members going directly to support its work. The RiverTrek team traveled the 107-mile length of the Apalachicola River, where this year's group united in their efforts, fostering a highly successful and memorable experience.

Black Warrior Riverkeeper (Alabama, U.S.) has filed a federal lawsuit against PB Services LLC for violating the Clean Water Act at Bessie Mine and Locust Fork Red Rock in Jefferson County. The lawsuit alleges that the company exceeded the limits set by its pollution discharge permit for various substances, including cadmium, manganese, selenium, thallium, total suspended solids, and toxicity. It also claims that PB Services failed to renew its pollution permit for more than two years and has not conducted the required sampling of its discharges. According to the lawsuit, the operations at Bessie Mine and Locust Fork release processed water into the Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River and an unnamed tributary of the Locust Fork.

Congratulations to MountainTrue (North Carolina, U.S.), including Broad Riverkeeper,French Broad Riverkeeper, Green Riverkeeper, Watauga Riverkeeper, and Upper New Riverkeeper, for leading a massive $10 million river cleanup in North Carolina communities affected by Hurricane Helene. This funding will allow the organization to hire a specialized crew, expand into watersheds in eastern Tennessee, and maintain the employment of its 79 staff members until August 2027. Since the disaster, MountainTrue has successfully collected over 4 million pounds of debris from waterways in Western North Carolina.

Congratulations to Penobscot Bay Waterkeeper (Maine, U.S.) on successfully purchasing the former Nordic Aquafarms factory fish farm and permanently conserving this iconic landscape for the community. Nordic abandoned the project and the property last year after a seven-year effort to protect Little River Bay and Penobscot Bay from the potential pollution and environmental destruction associated with the project, which would have harmed water quality and damaged the surrounding forest and wetlands. Pete Nichols, the Executive Director of Penobscot Bay Waterkeeper, shared that raising $ 1.5 million for the property's purchase was a long and challenging process. He expressed his sincere gratitude for the community's support throughout this project.

Potomac Riverkeeper Network (District of Columbia, U.S.) is launching a three-part webinar series on toxic “forever chemicals” and the land application of biosolids. The first session, Human Health Risks of PFAS from Land-Applied Biosolids in Agriculture, will explore how PFAS move through agricultural systems and their impacts on human health, food safety, and water quality. Join experts in agricultural science, ecotoxicology, engineering, and public health on Wednesday, November 19, from 6:00-7:00 p.m. ET, to learn about the latest research and strategies to reduce risks and protect communities. Register here.

Tualatin Riverkeeper (Oregon, U.S.) was a featured guest on KBOO Radio's Locus Focus to discuss measures to protect our natural resources from a growing threat. Oregon's Tualatin River watershed is one of the nation's richest agricultural regions, yet massive data centers are rapidly consuming farmland while using an unprecedented amount of water and electricity for a single industry. It was the second of a two-part series exposing the damaging effects of data centers and stresses the importance of being proactive in addressing these issues.

Waterkeepers Iraq (Iraq) recently announced the launch of its new Heavy Water Treatment Project. After years of working on this project, they are finally in the final stages, and the station will soon be operational, marking a historic turning point in the region.

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