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California - Ventura

940 E. Santa Clara St.

Suite 202

Ventura, California 93001
Washington D.C.

1616 P Street NW

Suite 300

Washington, District of Columbia 20036

Phone: 202-683-2500 / Toll Free: 855-340-8083

Fax: 202-683-2501
California - Los Angeles

3000 S. Robertson Blvd.

Suite 255

Los Angeles, California 90034

Phone: 323-843-8450

Fax: 323-843-8456
California - Oakland

1814 Franklin St.

Suite 1100

Oakland, California 94612

Phone: 510-922-0720

Fax: 510-922-0723
Colorado

1740 High Street

Denver, Colorado 80218

Phone: 720-372-1389

Fax: 720-449-7509
Europe

Rue d’Edimbourg 26

Brussels 1050, Belgium

Phone: +32 (0) 2893 1045
Florida - Miami

2103 Coral Way, 2nd Floor

Miami, Florida 33145

Phone: 954-687-9267
Florida - St. Petersburg

233 3rd St N

Unit 101

St. Petersburg, Florida 33701

Phone: 954-687-9224
Illinois

670 W Hubbard St.

Suite 300

Chicago, Illinois 60654

Phone: 773-796-6088

Fax: 773-796-6087
Iowa

505 Fifth Avenue

Suite 818

Des Moines, Iowa 50309

Phone: 515-344-4834

Fax: 515-344-4934
Maine

142 High Street

Suite 501-C

Portland, Maine 04101

Phone: 207-619-5845

Fax: 207-619-5846
Maryland

3121 St. Paul Street

Suite 28

Baltimore, Maryland 21218

Phone: 410-394-7650
Michigan

2727 Second Avenue

Suite 136

Detroit, Michigan 48201

Phone: 313-486-1681

Fax: 313-486-1357
New Jersey

100 Bayard Street

Suite 202

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901

Phone: 732-839-0860
New Mexico

7804 Pan American East Freeway NE #2

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109

Phone: 505-633-7366

Fax: 505-633-7387
New York

147 Prince St. 4th Fl., No. 7

Brooklyn, New York 11201

Phone: 347-778-2743
North Carolina

801 Gilbert Street

Suite 204

Durham, North Carolina 27701

Phone: 919-794-6380

Fax: 919-794-6381
Oregon

1028 SE Water Ave.

Suite 245

Portland, Oregon 97214

Phone: 971-266-4528

Fax: 971-266-4532
Pennsylvania

1501 Cherry Street

Second Floor

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102

Phone: 267-428-1903

Fax: 267-428-1913

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Food & Water Watch

Regional Offices

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Tell Congress: Don't Slash Funding to Protect our Environment

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