NEW YORK
In the Buffalo area, CCC and CAC use the Bucket Brigade strategy to address toxic emissions and expose public health threats.

ENGLAND
IMPACT is a group of residents living in the heavily-industrialized Teesside Valley of Northern England, working to reduce industrial pollution.

SPAIN/GIBRALTAR
ESG has organized in cooperation with groups in Spain to collectively address cross-border pollution from a number of toxic hazards, including the CEPSA refinery.

SOUTHERN AFRICA
In cooperation with community groups in Southern Africa, groundWork uses the Bucket Brigade strategy to reduce toxic threats and advance environmental justice.

KAZAKHSTAN/RUSSIA
Crude Accountability is working with groups of residents in Kazakhstan and Russia to use the Bucket Brigade strategy to win corporate and government accountability.

THAILAND
CAIN works with community groups throughout the country to advocate for a national right-to-know policy and the reduction of toxic pollution.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Yarloop residents are using the Bucket Brigade strategy to reduce pollution and clean-up toxic threats from ALCOA's aluminum facility.

PHILIPPINES
UFO-OD and FCHSEP are working for the full relocation of the Pandacan Oil Depot in order to reduce toxic hazards and the threat of catastrophic accidents.

VICTORIA AUSTRALIA
The Geelong Community for Good Life has established Australia's first Bucket Brigade to address toxic threats from the Shell refinery.

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
Youth and Residents of Industrial Neighborhoods in West Oakland and West Berkeley are using 'particle buckets' to track pollution.

MEXICO
APETAC is a group of farmers and campesinos in Veracruz, using the Bucket Brigade strategy to address toxic threats from refinery production and waste disposal practices.

COLORADO
Residents are fighting the impacts of natural gas fracking and energy development through the use of Bucket Brigades

GEORGIA
The Newtown Florists Club uses the Bucket Brigade strategy to target toxic polluters in their area.

TEXAS
CIDA (Port Arthur) and CFEJ (Corpus Christi) combine the Bucket Brigade strategy with other community empowerment methods to reduce toxic exposures from refineries.

FLORIDA
CATE (Pensacola) and NCNWO (Ocala) are using the Bucket Brigade strategy to identify toxic air pollution threats and hold Florida officials accountable.

LOUSIANA
LABB, in cooperation with SBCEQ, uses the Bucket Brigade strategy to address toxic threats from the nearby Exxon/Mobil refinery.

INDIA
The India Community Environmental Monitoring initiative seeks to involve villagers in the fight against pollution by engaging them in environmental and health monitoring.

PENNSYLVANIA
CRLTC and CWA are using the Bucket Brigade strategy to address toxic threats posed by a Sunoco refinery.

KENTUCKY
REACT is working to uphold protections in a new air toxics regulation by using the Bucket Brigade to hold industry accountable.

NORTHEASTERN
Toxics Action is working with local communities to use the Bucket Brigade to target toxic polluters and reduce their negative health impacts.

CURACAO
HCF is working in the Caribbean to protect human rights and public health from toxic threats posed by refineries.

ONTARIO, CANADA
Aamjiwnaang First Nation residents are using the Bucket Brigade to be their own environmental police.

IRELAND
GCM supports Shell to Sea Camapign to move Shell's refinery offshore for safety reasons. A Human Rights investigation into police actions is essential.

ZAMBIA
GCM works with DECOP to empower neighbors of Copper mines/smelters to monitor their environment and win justice!

KENYA
RECONCILE and E-LAW are empowering communities near the Pan African Paper Mill to win environmental justice!

INDIANA
The Calumet Bucket Brigade tracks pollution in the East Chicago area from BP refinery and the Confined Dredging Facility

SOUTH DAKOTA
Global Community Monitor is working with residents to stop the proposed 400,000 barrel a day new refinery from being built in the rich farming zone of southeast South Dakota

PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Oceans and Communities Project works with coastal communities and environmental organizations to defend the oceans and the rights of coastal peoples from large-scale industrial threats, such as deep sea mining and industrial fishing.

DELAWARE
Neighbors of Steel Mills and Port facilities are working to hold companies and Delaware agencies accountable for dust pollution and health impacts.

VIRGINIA
Residents of Hopewell and the Virginia Sierra Club are working to find out what's in the air and clean it up.

TENNESSEE
United Mountain Defense works with coal impacted communities to protect their health

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.
People's Action Committee for Health Air (PACHA) uses a bucket to monitor emissions from pulp mills and a refinery.

ISRAEL
The Kesem Bucket Brigade (Hebrew for "magic") empowers communities throughout Israel to take responsibility for their environment.

DETROIT
Residents of Southwest Detroit started a Bucket Brigade to assist in their ongoing battle to keep new industry out of their already over polluted community.

WEST VIRGINIA
Residents of Institute, West Virginia are taking air monitoring into their own hands.

NEW MEXICO
Residents are using air sampling to fight against natural gas fracking in their backyards.

CENTRAL VALLEY
Committee for a Better Arvin, and other air advocates have joined forces to reveal the air quality in this beautiful valley region.

ALBERTA
Communities and First Nations are fighting back against Tar Sands oil development projects poisoning their environment.

ALASKA
Communities in Alaska are working to address the health impacts of air pollution from coal export facilities.

IOWA
Clean Air Muscatine (CLAM) and Iowa Physicians for Social Responsibility are working to improve air quality in the Muscatine area to enhance the community's health, economy and quality of life.

OHIO
To raise awareness about British Petroleum-Husky billionaire expansion and support opposition to refining Canada’s Tar Sands in the United States.

ARKANSAS
Faulkner County Citizens Advisory Group (FCCAG), and GCM joined forces to start a local “Bucket Brigade” which will monitor the air around fracking wells.