Get Involved

Our Partners

CORR works alongside regional and national grassroots organizations united in protecting the Ohio River Valley.

• FreshWater Accountability Project
• Buckeye Environmental Network
• Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition

The effort to protect the Ohio River Valley from the proposed cracker plant relies on the dedication of local residents who understand that the health of their communities and natural surroundings is worth defending. Neighbors, families, and concerned citizens are the backbone of this movement, attending meetings, sharing information, and raising awareness about the potential impacts of large-scale petrochemical development. Every voice adds strength to the collective call for a sustainable future that prioritizes clean air, safe water, and the long-term well-being of the region over industrial expansion. The work is grounded in the belief that ordinary people can make an extraordinary difference when they stand together.

Community gatherings and informational sessions provide opportunities for residents to learn more about the proposed project and its implications for the region. These events bring together people from all walks of life who share a common concern for the future of the Ohio River Valley. Attendees gain a deeper understanding of air quality issues, water resource protection, and the broader environmental and economic questions surrounding the cracker plant. By showing up, asking questions, and engaging in honest dialogue, participants become better equipped to speak knowledgeably with elected officials, neighbors, and local media about what is at stake for the region.

Grassroots organizations active in the Ohio River Valley work collaboratively to amplify the concerns of residents and ensure that community voices are heard in decision-making processes. These groups bring valuable experience in environmental advocacy, legal strategies, and public education to the table, strengthening the overall effort. By joining together, they create a network of support that spans across state lines and reaches into neighborhoods directly affected by proposed industrial development. This cooperative approach allows for shared resources, coordinated messaging, and a unified front that can effectively challenge projects that threaten the health and character of the region.

There are many meaningful ways to contribute beyond attending meetings, from spreading the word among friends and family to supporting the work of local organizations in their educational and advocacy efforts. The movement thrives on the energy and creativity of volunteers who bring unique skills and fresh perspectives to the cause. Whether through writing letters, helping with outreach, or simply staying informed and engaged, every action helps build momentum toward a more sustainable vision for the Ohio River Valley. The commitment of dedicated individuals across the region continues to drive this important work forward.