Fight For Zero

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Fight For Zero Our mission is to fight for zero cancer and diseases by preventing harmful environmental exposures.

Fight For Zero was founded by a group of cancer survivors and their families and is a nonpartisan, nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. Our grassroots group works in community engagement, citizen science, environmental health advocacy, assists in studies, awareness of diseases caused by contamination, advocates for health-protective standards on drinking water, pushes to stop sources of pollution, observes environmental factors through wildlife monitoring, works with the youth on environmental projects, creates educational campaigns, and empowers other advocates and groups.

Why are cities like DeLand forcing residents to foot the multi-million dollar bill for cleanup while major polluters get...
10/02/2026

Why are cities like DeLand forcing residents to foot the multi-million dollar bill for cleanup while major polluters get off scot-free?

Water utilities and their associations should drop their alliance with these polluters, stop using rate hikes to pass the burden onto everyday customers who are already struggling, and instead demand that the federal government and the corporate polluters themselves pay to clean up the mess they created.

DeLand water and wastewater customers will pay more over the next five years as the city prepares to remove PFAS “forever chemicals” from its water system and pay for hundreds of millions of dollars in needed improvements. 🔗 to the full story in the comments below.

After working tirelessly to secure the first national drinking water standards, we faced the next hurdle today during op...
09/19/2026

After working tirelessly to secure the first national drinking water standards, we faced the next hurdle today during opening arguments in the D.C. Circuit Court. High-priced legal teams representing the American Water Works Association, Chemours, the National Association of Manufacturers, and the American Chemistry Council attempted to roll back public health protections.
Thankfully, our attorneys were sharp, articulate, and completely outperformed opposing counsel with superior arguments.

Listen to the hearing starting at the 1 hour and 28-minute mark here:

Friday, September 18, 2026 9:30 A.M.Judges Millett, Pillard, Wilk...

Beginning next month, the foam can no longer be used for nonemergency training, instruction or testing, and entities pos...
06/18/2026

Beginning next month, the foam can no longer be used for nonemergency training, instruction or testing, and entities possessing it must report inventories to Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).

Also, the law also requires certain wastewater facilities to conduct quarterly PFAS sampling and report results to the state.
Under the new law, public entities that dispose of domestic wastewater biosolids and treated effluent with a designed average daily flow of 25,000 gallons or more must conduct at least one quarterly sampling for PFAS and its compounds and submit results to DEP.

Lawmakers approved the legislation unanimously after years of advocacy from late Rep. Joe Casello and others.

05/13/2026
12/29/2025
Our letter to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) regarding the Blue Origin permit.
12/10/2025

Our letter to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) regarding the Blue Origin permit.

11/23/2025

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