Since 1995, we have worked with communities in Pennsylvania and beyond on waste, energy and toxics issues, contributing to victories against proposed incinerators, landfills, power plants, medical waste facilities, sewage sludge dumping, water fluoridation, and a nuclear waste dump.

Through our Energy Justice Network project, we work with people around the U.S. and throughout the world to stop polluting energy technologies. We're currently working to build capacity to network and support grassroots movements against proposed trash incinerators, "biomass" incinerators, tire burning, waste coal burners, new coal power plants, liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, ethanol and other dirty fuels production facilities.

We educate and train student and community activists through our in-house internships, through phone- and email-based advising and through on-site speaking and trainings at conferences, and community and campus events.

Our Corporate Accountability Project provides educational organizing resources for fighting corporate power. We promote efforts to make the U.S. government democratically-structured through electoral reforms such as instant run-off voting, voter-verified paper ballots, ballot access and clean money elections.