As your Subcommittee considers its priorities for the Interior, Environment and Related Agencies budget for fiscal year 2022, we wish to hig...
We were pleased to see the Administration's substantial and necessary increase for the NEA.
This new approach is consistent with the recent bipartisan work from this committee.
He would be categorically exempt.
I really don't think--and it's like a few other things that have gone on around here in DC this last year--that the American people are goin...
I have served here a long time, 36 years. We made one major attempt at reauthorizing the Clean Water Act when Bud Shuster was the chair.
I would like for all the waters of the U.S. to not be impaired.
I am very disturbed at the general trend we have seen here, the mythology around the rule.
Clean water is a basic human need and a human right.
And when you testified, there were leaked documents from the EPA saying between 18 and 71 percent would be impaired, and roughly 50 percent ...
But I do want to just hark back to the threats. And the threats come because of litigation over the Trump 'dirty water rule,' and a conflict...
If the Act is to remain relevant and be successful for another 50 years, we must continue to fund its vital programs and enforce the law.
I appreciate the little bit of whitewashing. I assume the firm you work for knows your history...
Experts predict that by the end of the century, hundreds of towns, cities, and villages across the United States and around the world will b...
Thanks to bipartisan efforts over decades to implement the Clean Water Act, our rivers and lakes are cleaner and safer.
Ensuring that Americans have access to clean water is not a political game--our health and livelihoods depend on it.
The IIJA funding is vital for upgrading our nation's clean water infrastructure so that we can realistically achieve the goal of making ever...
It was really, really poorly written.