Stel Bailey collected water from the Indian River Lagoon at a site where over 7 million gallons of sewage spilled in Titusville, Florida. Documenting the process on a TikTok that received over 91,000 views and 26,000 likes. She then gave the water to Katrina Shadix with Bear Warriors United who drove to Tallahassee to give the 180 jars to a legislative aid to be distributed.

Join us in this week's discussion with Eddie Poirier, a widower who lost his wife to cancer, and learned 5 years after her death that Apopka tap water didn't meet Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) standards & has not since 2006. Eddie told the City of Apopka & Department of Health in 2015 that he thought the cancer cases in Apopka might be because backflow preventers weren’t being inspected annually as required by a DEP mandated ordinance. His backflow preventer failed in 2013.

Join us in this live conversation where we discuss the high rate of cancer and autoimmune disease in Brevard County, a history into why we began this work, how far we've come, and ways we are trying to hold the DOD accountable to clean up their mess.

FDEP authorizes the emergency release of 480 million gallons of radioactive phosphogypsum toxic waste into Tampa Bay. Join us in this emergency live discussion tonight and please share and sign this petition to the EPA: https://phosphogypsumfreeamerica.org

Join us in this live discussion to recap the Sunday march for clean water, manatee deaths, state of the Indian River Lagoon, and the Tuesday evening meeting in Titusville regarding the Parrish Park decision. We will be doing a live stream every Friday to bring our communities into these critical conversations.

We discuss the PFAS exposure study in Brevard County, Florida with the University of Florida during this virtual meeting. The study called, "Building Resilience to PFAS Exposure on Vulnerable Coastal Communities" will identify exposure pathways of PFAS in Brevard County vulnerable communities like Titusville. In this virtual community meeting, we discuss sampling, how you can help, and answer frequently asked questions. To learn more about the UF project, visit: https://www.fight4zero.org/ufproject Sign up to become a citizen scientist and help us take water, soil, and air samples: https://www.fight4zero.org/citizenscience Please be sure to sign up for our newsletter: https://www.fight4zero.org/joinnewsletter

In November 2020 Fight For Zero took water samples from the Indian River Lagoon throughout Brevard County before, during, and after Tropical Storm Eta for a new study as a major shift in progress for the county to better understand PFAS contamination health risks and prevent exposures. The team will consist of environmental health and environmental engineering experts from the University of Florida (UF) and community members. To learn more visit www.fight4zero.org

In May 2014, Andrea Amico of Portsmouth, NH read a newspaper article that changed her life. That article revealed that toxic ‘forever’ chemicals known as #PFAS had been found in her community’s drinking water. Andrea and others like her deserve to be able to drink clean water and live in a healthy and safe community. That’s why we’re joining @Testingforpease in calling on @JoeBiden to #ActOnPFAS now. To learn more visit PFASproject.net

Firefighters like Jay need turnout gear that keeps them safe, and that means no toxic #PFAS chemicals. We stand with Jay and @Your Turnout Gear and PFOA in calling on @JoeBiden to #ActOnPFAS now! Visit PFASproject.net to learn more.