Who We Are

CFCA is part of a broad and diverse coalition of environmental groups, community leaders, and concerned residents across New Jersey. Our advocacy spans all levels of government involving new policies and amendments to current legislation, including testifying and sign off letters. Camden for Clean Air has also been actively addressing other environmental justice issues like flooding, combined sewer overflow, local scrape yard fires, and water contamination such as PFAS. We are currently involved in a number of initiatives from water affordability to clean ports to zero-emissions warehouses.

What We Do

We engage with local, state and federal policymakers and agencies to push for stronger regulation, enforcement, and investment in overburdened communities.

Policy & Advocacy

Community Education & Engagement

We host community meetings, informational sessions, and online resources to help residents understand how air pollution, industrial waste facilities, and infrastructure projects affect public health—and what people can do about it.

We support and advocate for alternatives to fossil-based and waste-based energy, such as solar, battery storage, and digester gas solutions, especially when those alternatives offer local benefit, job creation, and reduced pollution. In fact, our campaign helped shift a proposed micro-grid project away from the incinerator and toward cleaner energy sources.

Clean Energy Transition

Collaborators