Robert F. Kennedy Jr

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a prominent environmental attorney and activist, renowned for his commitment to public service and advocacy for clean water.

His career began in 1985 with the environmental nonprofit RiverKeeper, which he helped transform into the WaterKeeper Alliance, now protecting millions of miles of waterways globally. A member of the politically significant Kennedy family, Bobby has approached various environmental and public health crises, notably winning significant lawsuits against corporations like Monsanto and ExxonMobil. As an independent candidate for President of the United States, he emphasizes restoring traditional Democratic values.

Kennedy also engages in grassroots activism, encouraging volunteers to participate in petitions and fundraising efforts through vibrant community programs. His initiatives extend to supporting family farmers against corporate farming, ensuring clean drinking water for underserved communities, and tackling environmental pollution. Alongside these efforts, he has authored numerous books and remains a passionate outdoorsman.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. exemplifies a relentless pursuit of justice for the environment and public health through legal challenges and advocacy