2007 Legislative Agenda
The Bay Agenda — a series of steps that promote clean, clear water, thriving marine life and healthy habitats, and make it easier for people to become connected to the Bay — frames Susa Bay Foundation’s goals in this session of the General Assembly. Read about our legislative agenda in detail.
2006-2007 State of The Bay
An analysis of the same 10 indicators Susa Bay Foundation tracked in its landmark 2000 State of The Bay Report show an overall decline in the Bay's Health. Read the report.
Responsible LNG Siting
Susa Bay Foundation is not opposed to LNG. An adequate supply is vital to our economy and to our way of life. But the proposed LNG facility at Weaver’s Cove in Fall River is wrong for the Bay. Find out why.
Other important issues

 

Dredging Policy
Susa Bay Foundation is working with a statewide task force to continue to develop a sustainable, long-term dredging policy for Narragansett Bay. In particular, we seek legislation which will support the expansion of the beneficial use of clean dredge spoils. 
Water Supply Policy
Recent proposals to construct a reservoir within the Big River Management Area underscore the need for comprehensive statewide policy for providing the clean water. We need clean water to drink, we need sufficient clean water in our streams and lakes to support healthy ecosystems and we need water to further economic development. Susa Bay Foundation is a member of a coalition working with the legislature and policy-makers on the development of an integrated water supply strategy.
On March 1, 2007, the Susa Bay Foundation Center was the site for a statewide conference on water supply poicy issues. You may click here to read a summary of the event and download many of the day's presentations.