
Congress designed this provision to prevent EPA from doing exactly what it proposes to do here — weaken existing health protections for public drinking water.
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Congress designed this provision to prevent EPA from doing exactly what it proposes to do here — weaken existing health protections for public drinking water.

If the EPA rolls back these limits, it would be a harmful step in the wrong direction.

In North Carolina, we know firsthand how damaging PFAS chemicals are to our drinking water and to people’s health.

If we bridge the gap on ethics tonight, tomorrow, then I think we’ve got a shot.

The scale and complexity of these events will require sustained federal support to help communities rebuild damaged infrastructure, restore essential services, and meet long-term recovery needs.

This deal does nothing meaningful for North Carolinians. This EPA, which has already weakened protections against chemicals like GenX, is now allowing polluters to pick and choose how and where they’ll fix their contamination – leaving…

Our state is ground zero for GenX contamination, but this deal does practically nothing to clean up our water. Chemours made this mess, and Chemours should clean it up.

These are some of the largest and richest companies in the world. They can pay more to lower everyone else’s rates.

We did our own independent analysis of what Duke will need to meet demand, and we think they overshot the mark.

I think if we could have just gotten some of the members to recognize some of their priorities are never going to happen ... we’d get a lot more done.

We must do everything we can to protect our communities from gun violence.

As one of five Craft Hubs chosen by Etsy, Asheville will see local artists, small businesses, makers, and more receive support to continue growing the vibrant culture and economy that make western North Carolina strong.

This initiative will help us build a stronger health care workforce in North Carolina.