I think it is absolutely true.
we think about environmental protection every single day.
if you keep changing the rules of the game, how are cities and States supposed to plan their affairs accordingly?
I do sense the frustration if the goalposts keep moving.
the Clean Water Act was passed in 1972 to be a partnership between the Federal Government and State governments
We committed to developing a certain set of rules.
Yes. That is, in fact, the touchstone of our national action plan, is to take a holistic view of all the----
We need a real action plan that treats this issue with the urgency and importance it needs.
I have no plans to open up the Everglades for further development, but that really is a local and State issue.
I am actually spending a lot of time and energy on excess nutrients in surface water.
Well, we are actually moving quickly on--one is the first action plan across multimedia offices that the Agency has ever developed.
Yes. Where we have exposure and we know the toxicological profile of the chemicals, yes, there are communities that are impacted by PFAS pol...
Yeah, to the people who are exposed, yes.
Yes, that is correct.
The EPA is failing to do its job to protect us.
Excellent. Well, let's get at it, right? Pitter patter, let's get at her. Let's make some progress here.
This has been great testimony, an informative panel, and I think it is quite constructive.
How many breaches is it going to take before Congress takes appropriate action to view cybersecurity as a top priority?
