I can understand why this circumstance they wouldn't meet. I can understand that.
Unfortunately, the Supreme Court failed to recognize this link in May of this year when the conservative majority upended more than four dec...
Thanks to champions like Senator Ed Muskie, a Democrat from Maine, ... Congress enacted the Clean Water Act in 1972.
I know we can't pass laws to tell water how to flow.
the U.S. will be giving $100 million for humanitarian assistance and that Israel has agreed to allow food, water, medicine, through the Rafa...
I think we have been locked in a bit of a cycle and not thinking as creatively as we can in the rulemaking process.
One of the things that Senator Capito and I try to do is develop consensus on difficult issues.
As a matter of science, we have heard that wetlands and more than a million miles of streams are inextricably linked to downstream water qua...
Based on the information we've seen to date, it appears as a result of an errant rocket fired by a terrorist group in Gaza.
As a matter of history, we have heard that this decision reverses over four decades of clean water implementation.
I think these concerns miss the point. We just had a radical, I think, a sweeping reduction in water protections.
Today, I believe the Supreme Court got it wrong, with all due respect, in the Sackett decision.
We have been remarkably successful, not entirely successful, remarkably successful on a wide range of issues.
Through Sackett, the Supreme Court has weakened one of our bedrock environmental laws, and harms will be felt nationwide.
As a matter of impacts, we have heard that the loss of protections for over half of our Nation's remaining wetlands and millions of miles of...
I feel very strongly that we need to value the science.
Removing protection for wetlands is especially shortsighted as climate change continues to fuel more extreme weather events, which we witnes...
I happen to support strongly, don't fill the void left by the Sackett decision?
