The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which I think I can speak for my colleagues and I here, is one of the things we are proudest of that we have worked on in our lives.

treat other people the way we want to be treated, which is really what we try to do with this legislation.

Families versus creepy billionaires.

Mathematically it cannot be done.

the same proposal members of his own party rejected last Congress, as they called it, 'too extreme.'

I plan to introduce legislation including this commonsense proposal.

Seems like an easy choice; we welcome the debate.

there is a moral responsibility here as well. It is just not an economic imperative...

One of the Biden administration's priorities has been to replace lead service lines.

As we have discussed, Democrats and Republicans on this panel, it is not just enough to enact landmark legislation like this, but it is important that it be appropriately implemented and that we exercise our responsibilities with respect…

In the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Congress committed to ensuring that disadvantaged communities benefit from Federal drinking water and wastewater infrastructure investments.

Integrity, if you have it, nothing else matters. Integrity, if you don't have it, nothing else matters.

This budget builds on the Committee's work in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to invest in our nation's water infrastructure.

Thank you, Senator Kelly, for that line of questioning. Some important points were made there.

We can and we must do better. That is our focus at EPA.

my mom was a deeply religious woman. She used to drag my sister and me to church...

The presence of contaminated private well water is becoming a problem nationwide.

It is because of Congress and President Biden that you have created a transformational moment right now.