Michael L. Connor: “Too many waters remain polluted in this country. Too many Americans still lack access to adequate sanitation…”

I think these opportunities are real. They are necessary in a changing climate.

Thanks to bipartisan congressional action, EPA is investing more than $50 billion through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in local water projects.

we need to have a clear definition of waters of the U.S., one that is protective, as it should be, under the Clean Water Act, but one that provides clarity.

If we don't turn around and have a good precipitation year--we're in a 10-year drought cycle in the Colorado River basin--we're looking at the possibility, within a couple years, of having to declare a shortage in the Lower Colorado River…