In the BIL, on a bipartisan basis, Congress affirmed its commitment to water infrastructure with a significant investment, $12.7 billion in Federal money, for upgrading wastewater systems, preventing pollution, and supporting restoration programs like those in the Puget Sound where I am from.
Grace Napolitano: “In the BIL, on a bipartisan basis, Congress affirmed its commitment to water infrastructure with a significant…”
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Napolitano discusses bipartisan investment in water infrastructure through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
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